Re: When using the ExecuteAndWait interceptor, is it possible to avoid calling prepare / validate methods on reloads?

2021-10-11 Thread Lukasz Lenart
pon., 11 paź 2021 o 16:26 Burton Rhodes napisał(a): > Thanks for the reply Lukasz. I thought about doing something like that, > but this page > https://struts.apache.org/core-developers/execute-and-wait-interceptor.html > mentions the ExecuteAndWait interceptor must be at the end of the stack. I

Re: When using the ExecuteAndWait interceptor, is it possible to avoid calling prepare / validate methods on reloads?

2021-10-11 Thread Burton Rhodes
Thanks for the reply Lukasz. I thought about doing something like that, but this page https://struts.apache.org/core-developers/execute-and-wait-interceptor.html mentions the ExecuteAndWait interceptor must be at the end of the stack. I guess you're saying that is not always the case. I'll give

Re: When using the ExecuteAndWait interceptor, is it possible to avoid calling prepare / validate methods on reloads?

2021-10-10 Thread Lukasz Lenart
czw., 7 paź 2021 o 16:16 Burton Rhodes napisał(a): > > Through a recent debugging session I realized that when refreshing a "wait" > page during an ExecuteAndWait process, it calls the action's prepare() and > validate() methods each time. For some reason I thought Struts > would immediately ident

When using the ExecuteAndWait interceptor, is it possible to avoid calling prepare / validate methods on reloads?

2021-10-07 Thread Burton Rhodes
Through a recent debugging session I realized that when refreshing a "wait" page during an ExecuteAndWait process, it calls the action's prepare() and validate() methods each time. For some reason I thought Struts would immediately identify the "waiting" Action, and if it wasn't finished, it would