I temporarly withdrawl the proposal. It cannot be well represented until there
is a component like view of the action classes, which you are proposing. If
your stuff gets accepted, then perhaps I can add onto it. But until then...
Paul
Michael Jouravlev <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: On 6/27/06, Mi
On 6/27/06, Michael Jouravlev <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
On 6/23/06, Paul Benedict <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I find two uses of action mappings in my applications. One loads data for view, another
writes data and then goes to a view. These views, I suppose, would logically be
"pages" if Stru
On 6/23/06, Paul Benedict <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I find two uses of action mappings in my applications. One loads data for view, another
writes data and then goes to a view. These views, I suppose, would logically be
"pages" if Struts were a page-based controller. But I do find this kind of
Hi Paul,
I think the stack idea isn't bad, as is the new method on ActionMapping (I
assume you meant that rather than Action, right?)... But I'm not sure I see why
the mapping has to have the new attribute... I guess your intention is to only
add "view" mappings to the stack? That would make s
Response to both Martin and Don:
I am looking for a standard way -- so I don't have to rebuild it with each app
-- to track the action URLs which my business knowledge says are page views.
This is simply tagging some action mappings with self-knowledge that their
purpose is to load up a display
Martin Cooper wrote:
These views, I suppose, would logically be "pages" if Struts were a
page-based controller. But I do find this kind of use-case always
cropping
into my apps, and one of my biggest problems is that when I do a save or
cancel, I have no automated stack that tells me what my la
On 6/23/06, Paul Benedict <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I find two uses of action mappings in my applications. One loads data for
view, another writes data and then goes to a view.
Two companies ago, I broke these down into "request handler" and "display
handler" classes. At my last company, tho
