Jim, I know it seems like its unrelated but its really not ... when you
create an <action> element you are really defining an instance of
ActionMapping (which extends ActionConfig). One of the "properties" of
the ActionMapping is the type of the Action. Another is the path,
whether to validate or not -- etc. If anything, the confusion lies in
the name of the element -- it might be less confusing (but more verbose)
it it were <action-mapping>.
Jim Barrows wrote:
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Hmmm ... don't know where I originally linked these synapses
but here's
a wiki page -- http://wiki.apache.org/struts/ActionMapping
So, I have to subclass an unrelated object.... *SIGH*. Oh well, have to do it the
"hard" way....
- Bill
Jim Barrows wrote:
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Subject: Re: ARRRGGGGHHHH!!! I'm being stupid again....
The <set-property> in nested <action> applies to the ActionMapping
object not the Action.
Oh that makes sense in a SCO kind of way.......
Just so I can bookmark that info... where did you find it?
Jim Barrows wrote:
I'm trying to use the set-property tag in the struts-config
file. I know I'm being stupid, but what exactly is it?
It's not finding the property to set.
Okay if I have in my struts-config.xml:
<action name="loanForm" path="/loanAppWizard"
type="com.sssc.shtuff.actions.LoanAppWizardAction" scope="session">
<set-property property="maxNumberOfPages" value="2" />
<forward name="page1" path="/demographics.jsp"></forward>
<forward name="page2" path="/references.jsp"></forward>
<forward name="done" path="/done.jsp"></forward>
</action>
and this in my action class:
public class LoanAppWizardAction extends Action {
blah
/**Read only property from inside this action that
indicates what number is
* the last page.
*/
private int maxNumberOfPages = 0;
Lots o' blah
/**
* @return
*/
public int getMaxNumberOfPages() {
return maxNumberOfPages;
}
public void setMaxNumberOfPages(int i) {
maxNumberOfPages = i;
}
}
Then I should end up with maxNumberOfPages set to 2, and not:
The following exception was logged
java.lang.NoSuchMethodException: Bean has no property named
maxNumberOfPages
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