On 2/22/06, Fali <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> Moosbauer, I use MappingDispatchActions and they work fine for me. I enter
> the name of the method in the actual Action definition in the
> struts-config.xml using the attribute called "parameter" ... ... Once in the
> mapped method, I know what button of the form that was clicked by the user
> because I have added an entry in my DynaForm to collect it.
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Why do you need an entry in the form if you are already in the proper method?
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data property... date property I have set up my buttons in this shape:
Later, in my function, I know what button was pressed because the
pressed one will return a non null value when I get it from the form
String submitReturnValue = form.get("_submitform") String
revertReturnValue = form.get("_revertform") This might be a different
approach than the one that originally you are taking, but I hope that
it will work for you..... Fali
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What is this for, if you already has been taken to a proper method?
MappingDispatchAction allows to specify only one method in "parameter"
attribute, therefore you need as many mappings in struts-config.xml
file as many methods you want to map. I don't see this as a benefit.
ParameterListActionDispatcher that I referred to in my previous email
is better because it allows to define a whole bunch of methods in a
single mapping. Also, your action class does not need to extend a
specific dispatch action to use dispatch services.
I use ParameterListActionDispatcher and it rules!
Michael.
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