Thanks for the quick update - I of course realize that this is a scope
issue, but with the plethora of attributes and properties one can get
confused with all that... I will try this as suggested.
One more question: Am I correct to assume that I could retrieve values from
my ApplicationResources file also from within my form subclass by calling:
String myAttribute = request.getAttribute("application.attribute1"));
Cheers,
Michael
----- Original Message -----
From: "Mark Rines" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Subject: Re: Can I directly access properties in my ApplicationResources
file?
> Scope, scope, scope. Once you're in your Action class, you are in the
> business logic scope of your application. Your business logic should have
> nothing to do with Struts, or any other non business related architectural
> implementation ( such as Swing, JAAS, etc...), architecturally speaking.
So,
> use the classes and methods used for manipulating any other properties
file,
> which is just what the ApplicationResources.properties file is, no more,
no
> less. For more info see the Properties class , and the supporting classes
> Property*. Reading can be as easy as:
> ...
> PropertyResourceBundle p = new PropertyResourceBundle( new
> FileInputStream("ApplicationResources.properties") );
> ...
> String propertyValue = p.getString("myKeyName");
> ...
>
> Hope this helps.
> Mark
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> > Okay, I'm in my Action class and would like to access some application
> > specific configuration settings stored in my ApplicationResources.config
> > file . What method do I call from my Action subclass in order to get to
> > those? I have been looking all over the place and can't make sense out
of
> > this...
> >
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