Re: [OS-webwork] Script Action

[Anthony Eden]

No, there is an action in JPublish called a ScriptAction.  Essentially 
when JPublish resolves an action name to the actual implementation it 
will search for the action in a predefined order, i.e. registered action 
classes first, followed by module actions, followed by scripts, followed 
by a lookup in the  original class loader.  If it reaches the script 
lookup and finds the script then it just executes the script as if it 
were the body of an execute method.

Right now if you want to use an XWork action in JPublish you must 
declare an action it using the <define-xwork-action> tag with the 
attributes for name, namespace, and execute-result.  This will then get 
the actual XWork action from the ActionProxyFactory.   This of course 
may change once XWork 1.0 comes out if the XWork API has changed since I 
implemented this.

-Anthony

Kris Thompson wrote:

Thanks.  I was aware of JPublish using scripting but I also heard (but
I'm not certain if this is true) that JPublish uses XWork in it.  If
that is true and maybe this is what you are referring to, do you use
BeanShell as your Action classes in XWork?
Kris

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Anthony Eden
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Kris,

I do it for all of my webapps now, using the script support in 
JPublish.  I use BeanShell these days as my scripting language of choice

due to its similarity to Java.  Works like a charm.

-Anthony

Kris Thompson wrote:

 

I haven't heard of those three you mentioned but this has been out for
awhile. http://www.artima.com/forums/flat.jsp?forum=121&thread=6087
There they used JavaScript as their classes.  Sounds cool but I haven't
really heard of others doing this.  XWork is a great platform to use
these tools since it is not dependant on the servlet API.  I would very
much be interested in hearing about others having used scripting
languages has their action classes.
Kris Thompson

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Donnerstag, Juergen
Sent: Monday, February 02, 2004 4:59 AM
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Subject: [OS-webwork] Script Action
Hi,

I'm using xwork/webwork2 and would like to use scripted actions (BSF,
jpython, groovy, ...) instead of Java classes. Does anybody know how to
do it? I checked the docs, lists and wikis but did not find any
information. 

Help is very much appreciated.
Juergen
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