First, ensure that the object that Struts will be injecting to is
created by Struts. Then, you can do:
@Inject(StrutsConstants.SOME_CONSTANT_HERE)
public void setSomeConstant(String val) {...}
For example, Actions, Interceptors, and Result objects are generally
processed for injections by Struts, so you could put the setter in one
of those.
Don
On 8/17/07, Joe Lam <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> In my class, I want to read a constant in struts.xml.
> I see some examples using @inject , somehow I cant make it work.
>
> May someone help me? just wanna to get those constants in struts.xml
> (don't want to use java properties file this time. I think it is easier to
> maintain in struts.xml)
>
> Thanks
>
> Joe
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