Hi, I am attempting to start using the struts admin example as a starting point for building out a UI for my users to browse and eventually edit content via the web. I noticed that the struts admin classes all extend the base AdminAction.java class. In that class, the perform() method initilaizes the access token, a protected field, and returns null (allowing the subclass to process the request properly). Did the original author not know that Struts utilizes an internal cache and manages only 1 instance of an action? Thus, the entire admin example is useful for a single admin to use, but isn't threadsafe to either build upon or deploy and expect multiple users or admins to work with it at once.
I wanted to mention this for 2 reasons: 1) to ensure others that may be doing the same thing as I will notice this issue, and b) to find out if the original author was planning to fix this for future developers that may not be as familiar with the Struts design and want to use it as a starting point as I am. Regards, James
