How to put an object into the application scope from a plugin interface

2003-12-19 Thread EL AKARI Mehdi 
Hi,
I'm writing a struts plugin, and i need to put an object into the application scope.
How can i do this.
Note that the plugin interface contains the following methods:
public void init(ActionServlet servlet, ModuleConfig config) throws 
javax.servlet.ServletException  ;
public void destroy() ;


thanks 
Mehdi

Re: How to put an object into the application scope from a plugin interface

2003-12-19 Thread Gurpreet Dhanoa 
hi THink you are slightly wrong


syntax for init method is


ublic void init(ActionServlet servlet,
  ApplicationConfig applicationConfig)  throws
javax.servlet.ServletException {
}


So you can access Application object and can set the attribute intop it


Regards
Gary
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Hi,
I'm writing a struts plugin, and i need to put an object into the
application scope.
How can i do this.
Note that the plugin interface contains the following methods:
public void init(ActionServlet servlet, ModuleConfig config) throws
javax.servlet.ServletException  ;
public void destroy() ;


thanks
Mehdi


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Re: How to put an object into the application scope from a plugin interface

2003-12-19 Thread EL AKARI Mehdi 
Which interface are you talking about, i'am using
org.apache.struts.action.PlugIn

isn't it the good one ? Actualy it is working for me !
Mehdi


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 hi THink you are slightly wrong


 syntax for init method is


 ublic void init(ActionServlet servlet,
   ApplicationConfig applicationConfig)  throws
 javax.servlet.ServletException {
 }


 So you can access Application object and can set the attribute intop it


 Regards
 Gary
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 Hi,
 I'm writing a struts plugin, and i need to put an object into the
 application scope.
 How can i do this.
 Note that the plugin interface contains the following methods:
 public void init(ActionServlet servlet, ModuleConfig config) throws
 javax.servlet.ServletException  ;
 public void destroy() ;


 thanks
 Mehdi


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Re: How to put an object into the application scope from a plugin interface

2003-12-19 Thread Gurpreet Dhanoa 
Mehdi

i am talking about the same interface which is working onto my end
which versio you are using

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 Which interface are you talking about, i'am using
 org.apache.struts.action.PlugIn

 isn't it the good one ? Actualy it is working for me !
 Mehdi


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  hi THink you are slightly wrong
 
 
  syntax for init method is
 
 
  ublic void init(ActionServlet servlet,
ApplicationConfig applicationConfig)  throws
  javax.servlet.ServletException {
  }
 
 
  So you can access Application object and can set the attribute intop it
 
 
  Regards
  Gary
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  Subject: How to put an object into the application scope from a plugin
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  Hi,
  I'm writing a struts plugin, and i need to put an object into the
  application scope.
  How can i do this.
  Note that the plugin interface contains the following methods:
  public void init(ActionServlet servlet, ModuleConfig config) throws
  javax.servlet.ServletException  ;
  public void destroy() ;
 
 
  thanks
  Mehdi
 
 
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Re: How to put an object into the application scope from a plugin interface

2003-12-19 Thread EL AKARI Mehdi 
I'm using struts 1.1 and in java doc it is said that ApplicationConfig is
deprecated and we must use now ModuleConfig.
If you take a look on the tiles pluggin you will find that it implements
this interface.
my question is how to put in the ModuleScope an object, and how to
retrieve it again?
Mehdi



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 Mehdi

 i am talking about the same interface which is working onto my end
 which versio you are using

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  Which interface are you talking about, i'am using
  org.apache.struts.action.PlugIn
 
  isn't it the good one ? Actualy it is working for me !
  Mehdi
 
 
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plugin
  interface
 
 
   hi THink you are slightly wrong
  
  
   syntax for init method is
  
  
   ublic void init(ActionServlet servlet,
 ApplicationConfig applicationConfig)  throws
   javax.servlet.ServletException {
   }
  
  
   So you can access Application object and can set the attribute intop
it
  
  
   Regards
   Gary
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   Hi,
   I'm writing a struts plugin, and i need to put an object into the
   application scope.
   How can i do this.
   Note that the plugin interface contains the following methods:
   public void init(ActionServlet servlet, ModuleConfig config)
throws
   javax.servlet.ServletException  ;
   public void destroy() ;
  
  
   thanks
   Mehdi
  
  
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Re: How to put an object into the application scope from a plugin interface

2003-12-19 Thread Nathan Rogers 
EL AKARI Mehdi wrote:
Hi,
I'm writing a struts plugin, and i need to put an object into the application scope.
How can i do this.
Note that the plugin interface contains the following methods:
public void init(ActionServlet servlet, ModuleConfig config) throws 
javax.servlet.ServletException  ;
public void destroy() ;
thanks 
Mehdi
The easiest way is to use the ActionServlet object to get the 
ServletContext and push everything in that.

The code to do it is pretty simple

context = servlet.getServletContext();
context.setAttribute(KEY, object);
Then, within a page when you need to get something out you just retrieve 
the ServletContext and get the attribute back out.  Example :

context = servlet.getServletContext();
Object retrievedObject = (Object)context.getAttribute(KEY);


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