I've added this method to my ActionBase class to get the action name.
/**
* Gets the action name. This is just the bare name without
".action" extension.
*
* This is equivalent to "#context['struts.actionMapping'].name"
from in a JSP.
*
* @return the action name
*/
public String getActionName()
{
return ActionContext.getContext().getName();
}
On Thu, Apr 15, 2010 at 5:44 AM, Robert Graf-Waczenski <r...@lsoft.com> wrote:
> lucas owen schrieb:
>>
>> thanks for the answer, but I'm completely sure you can obtain it from
>> ActionContext or ActionInvocation or something similar...
>>
>
> Not to my knowledge (i may be wrong, though). My understanding of the
> ActionContext and the ActionInvocation is that both are valid only per
> request. Anything you need beyond this is a session attribute that you have
> to maintain yourself, as per Kun Niu's suggestion.
>
> Robert
>
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