Kishore Senji wrote:
As I use Jakarta Velocity I cannot use static fields such as
org.apache.struts.Globals.MAPPING_KEY
Please take a look at FieldMethodizer, which allows access to static
fields from the template
[Gianpiero]
The only think I don't like with this solution is that the JSP writer
has to know the existence of the command attribute into request.
Moreover if the Action writer forgot to call the setup method the
request attribute will not set.
[Jeff Beal]
You can use a custom RequestProcessor
Hi All,
I need help about struts and tiles.
I have an application using tiles and I have a jsp page that can be used as
output page for several different actions. In this page I'd like to have a
link to recall the input action (with different parameters). Something like
ActionMapping.getPath()
Hi All,
I need help about struts and tiles.
I have an application using tiles and I have a jsp page that can be used as
output page for several different actions. In this page I'd like to have a
link to recall the input action (with different parameters). Something like
ActionMapping.getPath()
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
There will be a request attribute under the name org.apache.struts.action.mapping.instance.
Call getPath() on that (after casting to an ActionMapping).
It works!
Thanks to all,
Gianpiero
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
FYI, all of my Actions call a common setup function at the start of execute(),
and one of the things it does is set an attribute command in the request
with the value of getPath() called on the ActionMapping.
FYI, that's exactly what I am doing rigth now!
As I use Jakarta
Gianpiero Caretti wrote:
If you use jakarta velocity, another easy and probably less restricted
solution could be to extend the StrutsLinkTool and register it into
toolbox.xml instead of the standar link tool
And using into the VM files directly the methods:
$link.inputAction
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