Re: RequestProcessor - appConfig deprecated

2003-09-26 Thread Manish Singla
Yes, you are right... got to use  ModuleConfig..

"Ventin, Vince" wrote:

> I am following an example in the book Programming Jakarta Struts by
> Chuck Cavaness, published by O'Reilly press.
>
> The example is on page 227 and uses the statement:
> ForwardConfig config = appConfig.findForwardConfig("Unauthorized");
>
> When I compile I am warned that the appConfig variable in
> RequestProcessor class has been deprecated.
>
> I found that the ApplicationConfig module is renamed to ModuleConfig in
> Struts 1.1 Beta 3
> http://www.jsn-server3.com/struts-documentation/userGuide/release-notes-
> 1.1-b3.html
>
> My question is:  How do I obtain the ForwardConfig?  Do I use
> ModuleConfig?
>
> Vince Ventin
>
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RequestProcessor - appConfig deprecated

2003-09-26 Thread Ventin, Vince
I am following an example in the book Programming Jakarta Struts by
Chuck Cavaness, published by O'Reilly press.

The example is on page 227 and uses the statement:
ForwardConfig config = appConfig.findForwardConfig("Unauthorized");

When I compile I am warned that the appConfig variable in
RequestProcessor class has been deprecated.

I found that the ApplicationConfig module is renamed to ModuleConfig in
Struts 1.1 Beta 3
http://www.jsn-server3.com/struts-documentation/userGuide/release-notes-
1.1-b3.html

My question is:  How do I obtain the ForwardConfig?  Do I use
ModuleConfig?

Vince Ventin



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