Struts only gets invoked when the container sees a request for a url mapped to the ActionServlet. *.jsp is usually mapped to a container specific jsp interpreter/compiler. You can see this in Tomcat's default web.xml file.

David


> The ActionServlet loads the properties file into a
> MessageResources object on startup and stores it under a
> ServletContext key (Globals.MESSAGES_KEY).
So I guess my question is, when a *.jsp file is requested, at what
point does the ActionServlet reliquish control to the view when it
realizes this is not a *.do and no Action is associated with it?

I know it definitely doesn't get as far as the RequestProcessor, but
I just can't seem to locate where it gives up.  Obviously after the
MessageResources object has been read in, but where after I cannot
discern.

Trust me when I say I have been down into the source code and I see
exactly how data is stored in the ServletContext and in the request
variable using the Globals keys.

Dan

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