>>> http://struts.apache.org/2.0.11/docs/spring-plugin.html
>>
>> There isn't an option here to disable autowiring
>> (unless I'm missing something).
> In struts.xml use full class names for Action not names from spring
> xml config...all Actions will be create by internal Struts class factory.
Thanks for your reply. That works, I've split my struts.xml file so that I can
change the configuration. In struts.xml I'm using:
<constant name="struts.objectFactory" value="spring" />
<include file="struts-actions.xml" />
And in a separate struts-test.xml I'm using:
<constant name="struts.objectFactory" value="struts" />
<include file="struts-actions.xml" />
This way I can use the same action declarations from struts-actions.xml for
both testing and running the application.
Just a question on the design of this: Why is the Spring object factory
configured to use auto-wire? From what I've read (both in the Spring
documentation and other sources) this is not recommended practice because it
makes applications harder to debug - the recommendation is to use explicit
configuration using either the Spring config file or Annotations. Why did the
Struts team choose not to follow these recommendations?
Cheers
Peter
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