This is simple: public class MyAction extends ActionSupport { private String myParam;
public String getMyParam() { return myParam; } public void setMyParam(String myParam) { this.myParam = myParam; } public void setAnotherName(String myParam) { this.myParam = myParam; } } The only problem is to set it at the same time, in same request, so you have to make a decision with parameter is the winner. Greets Marc Am 30.05.2014 10:38, schrieb Mael Le Guével: > Hi, > Given the following action: > > public class MyAction extends ActionSupport { > private String myParam; > > public String getMyParam() { > return myParam; > } > > public void setMyParam(String myParam) { > this.myParam = myParam; > } > } > > I am able to pass a "myParam" parameter to this action. > For instance: > http://url-to-my-app/myAction.action?myParam=aValue > (Yes I know, everyone knows that :)) > > What I would like to do is having multiple parameter names that would > map to "myParam". For instance the following URL would also set the > value of "myParam" to "aValue": > http://url-to-my-app/myAction.action?anotherName=aValue > > As it can be the source of multiple problems, I guess that struts does > not allow to do this? > So, what would be the best way to achieve it? Extending the parameters > interceptor? > > Thanks. > > Mael. > --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: user-unsubscr...@struts.apache.org For additional commands, e-mail: user-h...@struts.apache.org