Isn't this just action chaining using HTTP instead of within the jvm?
I'm not sure I get the reasons why action chaining is inherently a bad
idea, though I do get that there are potential pitfalls if misused, but
that's true of many patterns. Can you explain? Or point me to an article
that
If you take a quick look through the archives you will see it has been
discussed quite a bit not all that long ago.
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You can put them in the request as attributes and use a non-redirecting
forward *but* then you are 'action chaining'.
(Action chains are bad. n'kay)
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You can put them in the request as attributes and use a non-redirecting
forward *but* then you are 'action chaining'.
(Action chains are bad. n'kay)
The other alternative - suitable for string parameters - is to make them
request parameters by appending to
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