Hi Oscar, Thanks for your advise, I also tried this approach, I make a new interceptors stack and apply on <s:action > tag to avoid validation and workflow interceptors. But it seems that in sitemesh jsp, <s:action > can't access the same http session if target action has action error. Did you get the same problems before?
Matt On Tue, Nov 10, 2009 at 7:42 PM, Oscar Calderón <oscar.kalde...@gmail.com>wrote: > Hi Matt, You could add to your action declaration in the struts.xml a > parameter called excluded methods, where you can add the name of the > methods > of your action that you don't want to be validated, for example: > > <interceptor-ref name="yourInterceptor"> > <param name="excludeMethods">methodName1,methodName2</param> > </interceptor-ref> > > Even if your interceptor is a default interceptor like workflow or the > interceptor is inside a interceptor stack you can reference it with the > same > declaration > > <interceptor-ref name="stackThatContainsTheInterceptor"> > <param > name="interceptorName.excludeMethods">methodName1,methodName2</param> > </interceptor-ref> > > > 2009/11/10 Matt Jiang <matt.ji...@gmail.com> > > > Hi All, > > > > I use Sitemesh as template engine with Struts2. > > In my decorator jsp file, I use <s:action/> for division content source. > > Now I encounter a problem that if an action has an action error, there > will > > be a "input" result used. It will cause all <s:action> in decorator JSP > > file > > also execute input result directly. That's means <s:action> method won't > be > > called. > > > > How do I make <s:action> execute its action method no matter its outer > > action's result when using sitemesh together? > > > > thanks a lot. > > Matt > > > > > > -- > Visita mi blog > http://codigo-java.com > http://aeblogs.com/uiq >
