Hi Matthias, Thanks. It worked. I want to know one more thing. Can there be 2 prevStates for a single action.
<action path="/main" type="MainAction"> <set-property property="primaryWorkflow" value="w1" /> <set-property property="prevState" value="1" /> <set-property property="prevState" value="2" /> <set-property property="newState" value="3" /> <set-property property="nextState" value="4" /> <forward name="success" path="Def"/> </action> Thanks, Amit --- Matthias Bauer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > With your configuration, your are in the following > state, after having executed > the action "/main1": > > - you are allowed to execute any action that leads > to the state 2 in workflow "wf2" > - you are allowed to execute the action "/main" > > So, this should admit you to execute the action > "/main". > > However in your definition of the action "/main" you > specify that this action > can only be executed if the previous state of "wf1" > is "1". You can solve this > issue by rewriting your "/main1" action definition > like so: > > > <action path="/main1" type="Main1Action"> > > <set-property property="primaryWorkflow" > value="w2" /> > > <set-property property="newState" value="1" /> > > <set-property property="nextState" value="2" /> > > <set-property property="nextPath" value="/main" > /> > > <set-property property="secondaryWorkflow" > value="w1" /> > > <set-property property="newState" value="1" /> > > <forward name="success" > path="createOrderMenuDef"/> > > </action> > > This makes the state of "wf1" being set to "1" when > action "/main1" is executed > and now you can execute "/main" > > Pls. let me know if it works then, > > --- Matthias > > > BTW: I would like to have the messages regarding the > struts workflow extension > being stored in the struts mailing list archive, > therefore I would like to have > our conversation to be sent to the mailing list as > well. Nevertheless you should > also set my mail address into the to field, which > makes the mail appear in my > inbox instead of being filtered in the struts > mailing list folder. > > > > > Amit Harsola wrote: > > Hi, > > > > I am evaluating Struts workflow extenstion. I have > one > > problem. > > I have three screen index, main and main1 with > action > > classes as IndexAction, MainAction and > Main1Action. > > Workflow w1 starts when indexaction is executed > and > > the current state and next state are 1 and 2 after > > this action. > > > > Control goes to MainAction. Here prev state is > defined > > as 1 and next Path as Main1Action. After this > action > > gets executed current state becomes 2 and next > state > > becomes 3 > > > > Control goes to Main1Action. Now from here If want > to > > go back to MainAction, how do I do that > > > > Here r the tags > > > > > > <action path="/index" type="IndexAction"> > > <set-property property="primaryWorkflow" > value="w1" /> > > <set-property property="newState" value="1" /> > > <set-property property="nextState" value="2" /> > > <forward name="success" path="indexDef"/> > > </action> > > > > <action path="/main" type="MainAction"> > > <set-property property="primaryWorkflow" > value="w1" /> > > <set-property property="prevState" value="1" /> > > <set-property property="newState" value="2" /> > > <set-property property="nextState" value="1" /> > > <set-property property="nextState" value="3" /> > > <set-property property="nextPath" value="/main1" > /> > > <forward name="pass" path="mainDef"/> > > </action> > > > > <action path="/main1" type="Main1Action"> > > <set-property property="primaryWorkflow" > value="w2" /> > > <set-property property="newState" value="1" /> > > <set-property property="nextState" value="2" /> > > <set-property property="nextPath" value="/main" /> > > <set-property property="secondaryWorkflow" > value="w1" > > /> > > > > > > TIA, > > Amit > > <set-property property="prevState" value="2" /> > > <forward name="success" > path="createOrderMenuDef"/> > > </action> > > > > > > > > __________________________________________________ > > Do You Yahoo!? > > Yahoo! Health - Feel better, live better > > http://health.yahoo.com > > > __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Yahoo! Health - Feel better, live better http://health.yahoo.com -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> For additional commands, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
