Seems like this would be possible if the execution of result is done by an
interceptor too!

--- Cameron Braid <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I have an action chain that implements a three phase process - Update, Read,
> Render
>  
> I have two actions PhaseOneAction and PhaseTwoAction, and a JSP view
> I have two interceptors SessionInterceptor and TransactionInteceptor.
>  
> I want to achieve one of the following nestings
>  
> SessionInterceptor.before()
>     TransactionInterceptor.before()
>         PhaseOneAction.execute()
>     TransactionInterceptor.after()
>     PhaseTwoAction.execute();
> SessionInterceptor.after()
>  
> or 
>  
> SessionInterceptor.before()
>     TransactionInterceptor.before()
>         PhaseOneAction.execute()
>     TransactionInterceptor.after()
> SessionInterceptor.after()
> {note: I don't want a client redirect here}
> SessionInterceptor.before()
>     PhaseTwoAction.execute();
>     ServletDispatcher.processPage();
> SessionInterceptor.after()
>  
> however, currently I am only able to achieve
>  
> SessionInterceptor.before()
>     TransactionInterceptor.before()
>         PhaseOneAction.execute()
>         PhaseTwoAction.execute();
>         ServletDispatcher.processPage();
>     TransactionInterceptor.after()
> SessionInterceptor.after()
>  
> I also would like to be able to specify that the action state is coppied
> from PhaseOneAction to PhaseTwoAction in the same way that the chaining
> process currently happens.
>  
> Anyone have any ideas ?
>  
> Cameron.
> 


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