Re: Reusable/composable Struts components?

2001-09-26 Thread Gary Johnston
IBM Software Group, Research Triangle Park, NC 919-254-0027, fax 919-254-4914, IBM tieline 444-0027 Gabriel Sidler [EMAIL PROTECTED] 09/26/2001 01:35 AM Please respond to struts-user To:[EMAIL PROTECTED] cc: Subject:Re: Reusable/composable Struts components

RE: Reusable/composable Struts components?

2001-09-26 Thread Michael Nash
PROTECTED]]Sent: Wednesday, September 26, 2001 10:49 AMTo: [EMAIL PROTECTED]Subject: Re: Reusable/composable Struts components?Gabe, I absolutely agree. I was mentally coming at it from the bottom up: How do I get a good, general reuse mechanism working at all? If/when that is f

Re: Reusable/composable Struts components?

2001-09-25 Thread Gary Johnston
. Gary Johnston IBM Software Group, Research Triangle Park, NC Ted Husted [EMAIL PROTECTED] 09/24/2001 07:12 PM Please respond to struts-user To:[EMAIL PROTECTED] cc: Subject:Re: Reusable/composable Struts components? People typically subclass the Action

Re: Reusable/composable Struts components?

2001-09-25 Thread Gabriel Sidler
] To:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 09/24/2001 07:12 PMcc: Please respond to struts-user Subject:Re: Reusable/composable Struts components? People typically subclass the Action or the ActionServlet. Subclassing the Action

Re: Reusable/composable Struts components?

2001-09-24 Thread Ted Husted
People typically subclass the Action or the ActionServlet. Subclassing the Action can be advantageous when some Actions require a login and others do not. The protected Actions can share a common subclass that forward to login when someone is not logged in. The Logged-In ancestor class might