I'm assuming you already have your own ActionServlet descendant. I believe
you will need to use it to override the processActionPerform() method to
add your own post processing hook.
I'm guessing that there is currently no post processing hook, since that
would assume that the request and response are still valid. The current
architecture allows struts users to do their own forwarding/redirecting
within your Action classes and not return an ActionForward instance (but
instead, null).
HTH,
Mike
At 11/20/2000 11:18 AM +0100, you wrote:
>Hello,
>
>Struts contains a general purpose preprocessing hook in the ActionServlet
>that is called before every action. However, there is no postprocessing hook
>at the moment. I would like to use the preprocessing and postprocessing hook
>to display some tracing information to the developer, for example the amount
>of seconds it took to process the action (we make use of a possibly remote
>EJB tier). Is it a good idea to add a postprocessing hook, or is there
>another place in the Struts framework for these kind of things?
>
>Thanks, Arjan Kok.
