27;t seem to be
completed yet.
Does anyone have any suggestions??
Thanks,
Ron
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the overall web application (e.g. user must go through
credit card entry screen before finally submitting order).
--Ron S
When I created the ExtensionsServlet (I assume ServicesServlet
takes its place here), I stopped short after the
init(), destroy(), and initDigester() methods because I had
a feeling that we might want to handle extending the other
methods using a different mechanism.
I see init, destroy, and init
I wanted to add a couple items to my description
of the transformations package - I don't think
it would be terribly clear for those who hadn't read my
original posting on it a while back.
The main purpose for creating the transformations package ("the itch")
was to be able to present data from
>
> Ron,
>
> I liked your Extension/ExtensionServlet - obviously to satisfy everyone it
> would have to be able to be registered at various points in ActionServlets
> process() method as well as the init() (e.g. processPreprocess() and
> processPopulate() methods).
&
a look at the sample JSP file, config file, and the design/JavaDocs.
And as always, let me know if you find the package useful or have
suggestions.
--Ron S. ([EMAIL PROTECTED])
think that the event/listener registration could
neatly be tied into the extensions package. You would
create your org.strutsx.extensions.Extension subclass,
and register for all of the events you are interested in
there.
--Ron
Ted Husted writes:
> Rob,
>
> If you have a chance take a
the
code:
http://www.rpsenterprises.com/struts/index.html
--Ron S
Struts Extensions
--
This package consists of classes supporting struts extensions.
Specifically, the ability to add extensions to the struts framework
via entries in the struts configuration file.
This package contains:
That's great that your management supports open sourcing this code.
Personally, I'd be very interested in seeing it.
I had an immediate need for a transformations (data conversion) package
(e.g. Date<->String, ArrayList -> Sorted ArrayList, ...), so I started
work on one recently.
I'm putting th
I know this API isn't currently available, but
if the struts extension also registered to get notified of those events
it was interested in (event/listener model in 1.1 Todo), such as
pre-perform and post-perform events, it could do whatever additional
behavior it needed to do.
I don't know if tha
ked on the Digester -
very useful and a breeze to use.
--Ron
David Winterfeldt wrote:
> It might be nice if there was a way to register an
> interface with the ActionServlet in the config file
> for it to initialize a service. All the
> ValidatorServlet I made does is parse the xml fi
I think a hook into session creation would be good. I'd think the
scenario you describe would be pretty common. I know we did
pretty much what you describe for a non-struts based app. I wonder if
people are doing no session handling by overriding
processPreprocess() or perhaps in the action cla
case someone can suggest a
> package that already provides this functionality.
>
> -- Ted Husted, Husted dot Com, Fairport NY USA.
> -- Custom Software ~ Technical Services.
> -- Tel 716 737-3463.
> -- http://www.husted.com/about/struts/
>
> Ron Smith wrote:
> >
&
what gets
displayed on the web page.
Another benefit is that because the transformation objects exist
throughout the life of the application, some objects such as DateFormat
and NumberFormat can be cached in the transformation objects for
efficiency purposes.
There's more details, but that's the basic idea.
Ron
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