But now you have only one package and your interceptor has to check the
namespace to see whether or not it should work. What if you want to do
different things for different packages? Now you only have one. I guess
it's one idea, although I'd be happier just getting the
package-info.java to do what it says it should do according to the
convention plugin documentation...
Paweł Wielgus wrote:
Hi,
all i can advice is to use default parent package.
I described it here:
http://poulwiel.blogspot.com/2009/01/intercepting-all-actions-inside-my-app.html
Best greetings,
Paweł Wielgus.
2010/7/14 JP Cafaro <jcafar...@gmail.com>:
I'm using struts 2 with convention plugin. The convention plugin page
states for the ParentPackage annotation, "To apply this annotation to all
actions in a package (and subpackages), add it to package-info.java." I
have two packages, my-default and my-secure. I have a package called
actions.secure and in it I have a package-info.java with a ParentPackage
annotation for "my-secure". However, I have subpackages,
actions.secure.view, etc. and in order for them to think they are also part
of "my-secure", they need their own package-info.java file. This is
annoying. How do I make the package-info.java apply to all of the
subpackages like the convention page says.
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