Yes in theory you are correct, but in side a S2
portlet (which implements ServletRequestAware
interface) if you try to get a handler for
HttpServletRequest object via the setServletRequest
method it basically gives null.
How we make a handler for the HttpServletRequest
object is as follows,
PortletRequest portletRequest
=PortletActionContext.getRequest();
request = (HttpServletRequest) portletRequest;
there were lot of other things we had to do
differently, but for all we got some solution.
I thing this is a seperate discussion alltogether why
it doesnt work like a web application etc?
hope this helps
--- Chris Pratt <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On 9/12/07, tom tom <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > If you are developing portlets with struts2
> > I doubt *Aware interfaces work properly, you have
> to
> > do it differently.
>
> I don't know of anything that would preclude you (or
> anyone else) from
> writing a set of Portlet aware Interceptors. They
> could even use the
> same *Aware interfaces. The advantage is that you
> could use the same
> actions whether or not they were in a Portlet by
> just changing the
> Interceptor Stack.
> (*Chris*)
>
>
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