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The following page has been changed by MichaelJouravlev: http://wiki.apache.org/struts/RoughSpots The comment on the change is: Plugged in EventActionDispatcher information ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 1. `TextProvider` is a bad name. The JDK refers to these as "messages" everywhere. - 1. Come up with a clean way to separate "view" actions from "update" actions. For example, you may have `view()` and `update()` methods in the same action class. Right now XWork has `MethodFilterInterceptor`, but that's not a very clean solution. You don't want validation or the `DefaultWorkflowInterceptor` to run for the `view()` method. My current project has separate interceptor stacks, but it would be nice if there was some first class support for this. We could flag action invocations as "view" or "update" (using an enum). We could automatically choose a mode based on whether the request is an HTTP GET or POST. Or we could set the mode based on an annotation on the action method. Or some other way... + 1. Come up with a clean way to separate "view" actions from "update" actions. For example, you may have `view()` and `update()` methods in the same action class. Right now XWork has `MethodFilterInterceptor`, but that's not a very clean solution. You don't want validation or the `DefaultWorkflowInterceptor` to run for the `view()` method. My current project has separate interceptor stacks, but it would be nice if there was some first class support for this. We could flag action invocations as "view" or "update" (using an enum). We could automatically choose a mode based on whether the request is an HTTP GET or POST. Or we could set the mode based on an annotation on the action method. Or some other way... (MJ: Using GET for render and POST for submit works well unless you want to trigger event with a link. Also, these links might help: DataEntryForm, EventActionDispatcher) 1. On the OGNL value stack `#request` refers to request attributes and `#parameters` refers to the parameters. I think we should rename these `#request` for request parameters and `#requestAttributes` for request attributes. --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
