Ross Mason wrote:
I like the look of that Simon. This works well when your whole app is
configured using the Spring Container (such as ours is)
Glad that you liked it. I've got an almost complete SpringObjectFactory
written; I've just got to find the time to add support for obtaining
validators
I like the look of that Simon. This works well when your whole app is
configured using the Spring Container (such as ours is) because you
don't need to clutter the xwork.xml with the details of wiring your
action dependancies making it eaiser to read.
Plus in Spring you can separate all your ac
Jason Carreira wrote:
I think the idea is that in the class=".." field in xwork.xml you
actually just put your Spring bean name to reference. The rest of the
xwork.xml file would be the same.
Spot on. Frankly the thought of trying to wire _everything_ up in Spring
makes me shudder because the co
Francisco Hernandez wrote:
so if you define your actions in spring how would you go about defining
the results and interceptor stacks for those actions?
You still use an "xwork.xml" file to define the actions' validators and
results, but rather than using a real class name in the action's "class"
uld be the same.
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so if you define your actions in spring how would you go
about defining
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> so if you define your actions in spring how would you go
> about defining
> the results and interceptor stacks for those actions?
>
> Simon Ste
so if you define your actions in spring how would you go about defining
the results and interceptor stacks for those actions?
Simon Stewart wrote:
I've just uploaded a simple implementation of the ObjectFactory to
JIRA that offers support for using Spring to create (and therefore
wire) Actions
I've just uploaded a simple implementation of the ObjectFactory to JIRA
that offers support for using Spring to create (and therefore wire)
Actions in XWork. In order to make this approach work, it was necessary
to change the ActionConfig class so that a reference to the Action's
class name was
