When you include a nested <set-property> element (as you did in your
example below), Struts expects your PlugIn implementation class to
have a corresponding public property setter method that can be used to
pass on that value. Thus, if you have:
<plug-in className="com.mycompany.MyPlugIn">
<set-property name="foo" value="bar"/>
</plug-in>
then your MyPlugIn class must have a setFoo() method to receive that value.
Craig
On Thu, 25 Nov 2004 07:59:46 +0800, Nathan Coast <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I'm a bit confused about how you pass config params to a plugin. The
> plugin API has no mechanism to set the PluginConfig for a particular plugin.
>
> The tiles plugin has a method called:
> setCurrentPlugInConfigObject(PlugInConfig plugInConfigObject)
> and the javadocs state that this is called by the ActionServlet -
> although I can't see how as it's not part of the PlugIn interface.
>
> <plug-in className="mypluginclass" >
> <set-property property="..............
> <set-property property="................
> <set-property property="...............
> </plug-in>
>
> AFAICT the only way to access the properties passed to the plugin is to
> call
>
> PlugInConfig[] pics = moduleConfig.findPlugInConfigs();
>
> then iterate over pics untill
>
> if(this.getClass().getName().equals(pics[i].getClassName()))
> {
> properties = pics[i].getProperties();
> }
>
> this feels a little awkward, is there a more direct mechanism for a
> plugin to access its properties?
>
> thanks
> Nathan
>
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