Re: PlugIn - and PlugIn Properties

[Eddie Bush]

Take a look at the validator's plugin. Basically what happens is that you use the set-property element to set the properties of your plugin. It's really straight-forward. Just use the same name in the set-property element as the name of your plugin property. I used the ValidatorPlugIn for my example simply because it's not as complex as the TilesPlugIn.

ex: for a property named myProperty, which has an accessor/mutator named getMyProperty/setMyProperty, you'd do:

<plug-in className="com.foo.MyPlugIn">
<set-property property="myProperty"
value="someValue - probably a String ;-)"/>
</plug-in>

You needn't concern yourself with anything other than using the properties in your plugin (call your getter or refer to the field directly), since they automatically get set for you.

Bradley G Smith wrote:

Does someone have a good example of using a Struts PlugIn with PlugIn
properties they would be willing to share. I tried to follow the code in
the Tiles PlugIn but this seemed to be overly complex for what I need.

Thanks,

Brad Smith

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Eddie Bush





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