Marco,
Just crack open the xdoclet jar file for struts and edit the
template that generates the struts config file. The template language
is relatively easy to understand, and you should be able to make the
requested alterations with ease. If you are really having issue, buy
the book from manning about xdoclet, as it does a great job of
explaining the templating language and how to do the exact kind of thing
you want. I actually hacked up the struts-config template myself at one
point for a problem that was similar.
Good luck.
Brian Greene
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
hello all,
i am using XDoclet in my webapplication to generate the
struts-config.xml
file.
In my action i am specifying attributes 'name,scope,path and input'
but i
would like
to 'override' XDoclet by specifying an additional type attribute.
reason for that is that i am planningn to use Spring together with
struts,
so i would need
that hte <action > tag generated by xdoclet isn't the class type of the
class where i am
putting struts tags..
Example of that,
i have an action called LoginAction, in which i am pu tting XDoclet
tags.
obviously, right
now XDoclet generates a struts-config.xml containing an <action
type="LoginAction", where instead
i need a tag like
<action type="org.springframework.web.struts.DelegatingActionProxy" ..
so, could i 'override' XDoclet by specifying the 'type' parameter in the
XDoclet tag?
do i need some extra XDOclet plugins?
thanx in advance and regards
marco
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