Hi Alex,
You can declare your different interceptor stacks in different packages and
then declare the parent package on the action like this:
@ParentPackage("packageWithEmptyStack")
public class FooAction ...
Aside from bug WW-2170 and the repeated use of the @ParentPackage
annotation, I prefer working with annotation-based configuration instead of
XML-based. Overall it's more concise, it's closer to the relevant code and
you don't lose that much flexibility - I haven't yet run into a situation
where I needed to revert to XML-based config.
Cheers,
GB
Alex Shneyderman wrote:
>
> Thanks, Brad!
>
>> Having said all of that, I've been able to get the zero
>> config/codebehind working and (in Spring 2.5) component scanned Spring
>> beans so that newly written Actions and DAOs require few annotations and
>> no xml configuration. What other kind of problems have you had?
>
> How do I specify an interceptor stack/ref on an action with
> annotations? I have lookup actions that need no stack at all, so I
> created an almost empty stack in my struts.xml. Now, how do I specify
> this on an action without specifying the action in struts.xml?
>
> I simply find annotation way very much incomplete. Maybe it will get
> there some day but I really need to be in full control of what I can
> specify - just the way I could do with strtus.xml file. I do not want
> to have several strategies to configure my actions on the same project
> ... it's not cool and makes things hard to read/maintain.
>
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