> > I will eventually call an action this way:
> >
> > ActionLoader.getInstance().exec(data, "myAction");
>
> As an aside can I ask why you are using the ActionLoader directly? This is
> not a pattern I'm familiar with. Back to the question at hand ...
>
> So where are you executing this action. I still don't fully
> understand what
> you are trying to do. I assume you are trying to execute the
> action outside
> the context of processing a request, yes?
Yes.
> The more detail you can give me the more I can help :-)
I have a dispatcher that will invoke one of many possible
actions; the action is specified with an String parameter.
I remember I once asked how to programmatically invoke an Action
from Java code, and the ActionLoader thing was the answer I got.
So, what I want to do is:
public callAction(String action)
{
// whatever is required to invoke an action.
// as far as I know, this is done thusly:
ActionLoader.getInstance().exec(data, action);
}
So the thing is, where do I get that data object from?
I also thought of moving the "action" logic to a BO, and
have the real action, as well as my callAction(), call
the BO. The thing is, I have lots of actions already
implemented this way, and I would (at least for now) prefer
to keep calling the action directly.
> Jason van Zyl
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