In looking at some of the more recent source code for v1.0, it appears that since the ActionServlet caches a lot of objects in the servlet context, like action mappings, app resources, etc., the ActionServlet was not designed to allow multiple instances of the servlet to be deployed in a single web application. In other words, if for whatever reason, one wanted to deploy multiple ActionServlets in a single web application so that each servlet can deal with its own set of action mappings, etc., this would not work with the current implementation of the ActionServlet. Is my understanding correct? -- Stoehr
- RE: Multiple ActionServlet instances in a web app Sukachevin, Stoehr
- RE: Multiple ActionServlet instances in a web app Palamadai Sriram
- Re: Multiple ActionServlet instances in a web app Craig R. McClanahan
- Re: Multiple ActionServlet instances in a web app Elod Horvath
- Re: Multiple ActionServlet instances in a web... Michael Gerdau
- Re: Multiple ActionServlet instances in a web... Craig R. McClanahan
- RE: Multiple ActionServlet instances in a web app Sukachevin, Stoehr
- Re: Multiple ActionServlet instances in a web app Elod Horvath
- Re: Multiple ActionServlet instances in a web app Elod Horvath
- RE: Multiple ActionServlet instances in a web app Sukachevin, Stoehr
- RE: Multiple ActionServlet instances in a web app Sukachevin, Stoehr