Thanks for your reply Lukasz,
I will look into @Injecting an UrlRenderer into my DispatchListener,
but I believe this requires an UI Component.
Since I only need simple URLs (no parameters) I might build them
myself. Only issue with that miht be the ”web context”; if the app
resides under an app
I must appologise for my last mail. I must have been exhausted or worse writing
it.
What I have done so far, not mentioned previously is:
- An @ActionMenu(”path/to/menuitem”)
- A DispatcherListener, added in an ServletContextListener
After the DispatcherListener have run through all declared
Hi all
I’m implementing an annotation based menu composing feature in a large Struts
integrating web application.
I would like to use Struts’ internal components (UrlRenderer, UrlProvider,
ActionMapping…) for this.
I’d like to do this programatically in Java code. This part of the feature
tak
just a work-around I came to think of:
if you’re building with maven or ant, why not generate the validation.xml-files
from a home made xml configuration file using xxl(t)?
such tasks are built-in in ant and for maven there’s the xml-maven-plugin.
generate the files into the generated classes d
(repost; I might have used the wrong sender address)
just a work-around I came to think of:
if you’re building with maven or ant, why not generate the validation.xml-files
from a home made xml configuration file using xxl(t)?
such tasks are built-in in ant and for maven there’s the xml-maven-pl
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