I don't think you'll find anything explicitly in the Struts framework. Obviously, you can use the ServletContext to store a Map object that everyone would have access to. However, this does couple it to the servlet layer, since it's stored in the ServletContext for the web app. Another idea might be to create an object that implements the Singleton pattern and allow it to hold onto the Map. With this approach, it's not coupled to the web tier, but is just an ordinary Java class.
Chuck At 11:32 AM 4/1/2002 -0600, you wrote: >I sent this item a sometime ago but no response...but here it goes again. > > > >Here is my problem, I have a java bean class that keeps track of who changes >what on the table (e.g. modifiedby). When a caller class changes something >to the underlying table, I want to know who. The problem is that this Java >bean class doesn't have access to the session object. In addition, I want >to keep servlet layer separated from the backend java bean layer. Again, >does Struts have some kinds of global dictionary object so I can keep >information in there and ask for it when I need it...this dictionary object >should be available to everyone? > > > >Thank You, > >Hai Hoang > > > > -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> For additional commands, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
