Re: [S2] Accessing HTTP Header

Here is an interceptor that I use to manipulate the HttpResponse object. You can do the same for the HttpRequest. public String intercept(ActionInvocation actionInvocation) throws Exception { HttpServletResponse resp = ServletActionContext.getResponse(); resp.setHeader(Pragma, no-cache); //

Re: [S2] Accessing HTTP Header

would have never thought to cast it to a ServletActionContext (although hopefully I will next time). I'm using the ThreadLocal approach right now for brevity. Is there any performance difference or other difference between the two approaches that I should be aware of? Yoni Amir-2 wrote: Here

Re: [S2] Obtaining Session/Request Object

Your action should implement the ServletRequestAware interface, then the Servlet Config Interceptor, which is active by default, does the rest. http://struts.apache.org/2.x/docs/servlet-config-interceptor.html Yoni On 5/29/07, yitzle [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I want to store session

Design patterns for communicating between actions

Hello, I am working on my first struts application, and I was wondering about design patterns for communicating between actions. For example, I have actions A and B. A runs first and creates some data (e.g., a session bean). When B runs, it needs to verify that the data is actually available.

Re: Design patterns for communicating between actions

The latest struts 2, I think it's 2.0.6 ... and 'hely' was a typo for 'help', of course :) On 5/27/07, Mansour [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Which version of struts are you using? Yoni Amir wrote: Hello, I am working on my first struts application, and I was wondering about design patterns