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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
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People typically subclass the Action or the ActionServlet.
Subclassing the Action
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
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