Stefan Pietschmann wrote:
Since this Action also extends ServiceableAction it would be even better
if I could get the Request in service() … but there I’m missing the
objectModel as well.
Stefan
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*Von:* Stefan Pietschmann [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
*Gesendet:* Freitag, 12. August 2005 11:00
*An:* '[email protected]'
*Betreff:* Action: How to get Request in initialize()?
Hi,
I’m writing an Abstract Action to be used by other Actions, which shall
fetch things like the AuthenticationContext and the Request before act()
is called by the subclasses. So it implements Initializable and does
those things in initialize().
The problem is: in act() I have the objectModel to do something like
this: this.request = ObjectModelHelper.getRequest(objectModel);, however
I don’t have the objectModel in initialize()! How else could I get the
Request?
If this works, initialize() is called before act, and is there some
standard method that is called after act? I would use that to write
things back to the AuthenticationContext without the subclass needing to
call another method.
The only place you'll get is act() simply because all other methods are
not invoked in request context. Only during act() the request is known.
initialize() and service() are called when the component is being set up
(basically when server starts although this is not that simple).
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