there is no need for an EmptyAction class at all, just use ActionSupport directly, it already has a execute method that returns SUCCESS.

Thompson, Kris wrote:
I discovered that if you need to have a interceptor called when going to a .jsp page you can simple create an EmptyAction.java file which has one method execute and one line in it return SUCCESS. * *

*public* *class* EmptyAction *extends* ActionSupport{

*public* String execute() *throws* Exception {

*return* SUCCESS;

}

}

Then in the xwork.xml file I can call that action anything like promptAddStoryAction which simply has one result of success to the .jsp that I wanted.

<action name="PromptAddStoryAction" class="com.wafer.actions.EmptyAction">

<result name="success" type="dispatcher">

<param name="location">/addstory.jsp</param>

</result>

<interceptor-ref name="security"/>

</action>

So this means that any interceptor stack associated to that action will now get called!
And of course the EmptyAction class is completely resusable.
Is there a better way to call interceptors when just trying to go to a jsp?
Kris Thompson





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