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Hi!
I have changed the signature of the ActionInterceptor.initialize method
to:
public void initialize(ServletContext servletContext)
You may ask what has happened to the Properties object? Since I like
the IoC idea very much
I modified the initialization process a little bit. The
RequestProcessor now uses BeanUtils for
populating the properties defined in interceptor-config.xml through
JavaBean style setters.
For example if you define the following:
<interceptor ...
<properties>
<property name="foo" value="bar"/>
<property name="number" value="10"/>
RequestProcessor will try to call the setters setFoo(...) and
setNumber(...). BeanUtils tries automatic
type conversion as well. Therefore it would be ok to define setNumber
as setNumber(int number).
Additionally I have switched to the InterceptorContext class. This
cleans up the doInterceptor method.
I did not use InterceptorAction however because InterceptorContext is
shared between all interceptors.
You can even set properties via context.setAttribute(...) if you like
:-)
Now finally I will have a look at interceptor properties per action.
Yours,
Lars
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