Dave Newton wrote:
--- Allen Gilliland <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
[...] i removed all my old validation() methods so i
know it's not that.
public class Members extends UIAction
What does UIAction look like (specifically with
regards to interfaces implements and superclasses)?
UIAction is a base class which all of my actions extend and basically it
just builds some additional application specific features on top of the
ActionSupport class. I won't include the whole thing, but here's a
sample ...
public abstract class UIAction extends ActionSupport
implements UIActionPreparable, UISecurityEnforced {
// a common result name used to indicate the result should list
some data
public static final String LIST = "list";
// the authenticated user accessing this action, or null if client
is not logged in
private UserData authenticatedUser = null;
// the weblog this action is intended to work on, or null if no
weblog specified
private WebsiteData actionWeblog = null;
// page title
protected String pageTitle = null;
public void myPrepare() {
// no-op
}
public String getAbsoluteSiteURL() {
return RollerRuntimeConfig.getAbsoluteContextURL();
}
// access an application config property
public String getProp(String key) {
// first try static config
String value = RollerConfig.getProperty(key);
if(value == null) {
value = RollerRuntimeConfig.getProperty(key);
}
return (value == null) ? key : value;
}
public void addError(String errorKey) {
addActionError(getText(errorKey));
}
public void addError(String errorKey, String param) {
addActionError(getText(errorKey, errorKey, param));
}
public void addError(String errorKey, List args) {
addActionError(getText(errorKey, args));
}
// list of locales to display in web form dropdowns
public List getLocalesList() {
return UIUtils.getLocales();
}
// list of time zones to display in web form dropdowns
public List getTimeZonesList() {
return UIUtils.getTimeZones();
}
}
As I said above, all my actions extend UIAction, so I would think if
there were a problem there then i would be seeing it on all my actions.
The 2 interfaces it implements are custom interfaces which work
basically the same way the struts2 XXXAware interfaces work. They are
coupled with custom interceptors which take a look at the request/action
before the action method is executed and do some prework. This is what
they look like ...
public interface UIActionPreparable {
public void myPrepare();
}
public interface UISecurityEnforced {
public boolean isUserRequired();
public boolean isWeblogRequired();
public String requiredUserRole();
public short requiredWeblogPermissions();
}
From the debugging output I can see that when struts2 is trying to
execute the action I am chaining to it never actually gets to my custom
interceptors, so I don't think the problem is there. Plus, none of my
custom interceptors return "input" as a result.
not sure what else it could be :(
-- Allen
There must be *some* reason validation is running.
d.
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