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ActionServlet and RequestProcessor
"The Actionservlet delegates the handling of a request to a
RequestProcessor object" Previously this is job is done by
ActionServlet itself. Now it is pass on to RequestProcessor.
I am not getting how it is going to help for web application development.
Can any one put some light on this one.
ni3
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RE: ActionServlet and RequestProcessor
Posted by "Nitin M. Mandolkar" <ni...@gmail.com>.
Is any body other knows about his.
Nitin
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From: Nitin M. Mandolkar [mailto:nitinmandolkar@gmail.com]
Sent: Wednesday, November 01, 2006 10:26 AM
To: Struts Users Mailing List
Subject: Re: ActionServlet and RequestProcessor
Hay Chris
Good Logical reply.
Is RequestProcessor also help for mutiple modules under single web
application. Say i have a Web Application, Online Shoppe. This web
application is divded in to modules like
1. Billing Module
2. Order Placement Module
3. Order Processing Module
4. Admin Module
If yes, please tell me how.
ni3
On 11/1/06, Christopher Schultz <ch...@christopherschultz.net> wrote:
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> Nitin,
>
> Nitin M. Mandolkar wrote:
> > "The Actionservlet delegates the handling of a request to a
> > RequestProcessor object" Previously this is job is done by
> > ActionServlet itself. Now it is pass on to RequestProcessor.
> >
> > I am not getting how it is going to help for web application
development.
>
> If you wanted to override any of the functionality of the
> RequestProcessor, you can now just subclass the RequestProcessor and
do
> whatever you want, instead of doing the same with the ActionServlet.
>
> Perhaps it is no more or less convenient than it was in the past, but
> the logical separation of duties (RequestProcessor is a better
> abstraction than the ActionServlet) makes better sense, at least to
me.
>
> Also, if you change servlets (say, from ActionServlet to
> MyOverriddenActionServlet), then you have to configure your servlet in
> web.xml. I think you use struts-config.xml to configure the
> RequestProcessor to use. Not that it makes much of a difference.
>
> If you never messed with ActionServlet in the past, then you probably
> aren't going to mess with RequestProcessor right now.
>
> Just trust that the Struts team thought it was the right move to make,
> and the change can be safely ignored if the change doesn't affect you.
>
> - -chris
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RE: ActionServlet and RequestProcessor
Posted by "Nitin M. Mandolkar" <ni...@gmail.com>.
Hi C
Did you find any thing about this?
Nitin
-----Original Message-----
From: Nitin M. Mandolkar [mailto:nitinmandolkar@gmail.com]
Sent: Wednesday, November 01, 2006 10:26 AM
To: Struts Users Mailing List
Subject: Re: ActionServlet and RequestProcessor
Hay Chris
Good Logical reply.
Is RequestProcessor also help for mutiple modules under single web
application. Say i have a Web Application, Online Shoppe. This web
application is divded in to modules like
1. Billing Module
2. Order Placement Module
3. Order Processing Module
4. Admin Module
If yes, please tell me how.
ni3
On 11/1/06, Christopher Schultz <ch...@christopherschultz.net> wrote:
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> Nitin,
>
> Nitin M. Mandolkar wrote:
> > "The Actionservlet delegates the handling of a request to a
> > RequestProcessor object" Previously this is job is done by
> > ActionServlet itself. Now it is pass on to RequestProcessor.
> >
> > I am not getting how it is going to help for web application
development.
>
> If you wanted to override any of the functionality of the
> RequestProcessor, you can now just subclass the RequestProcessor and
do
> whatever you want, instead of doing the same with the ActionServlet.
>
> Perhaps it is no more or less convenient than it was in the past, but
> the logical separation of duties (RequestProcessor is a better
> abstraction than the ActionServlet) makes better sense, at least to
me.
>
> Also, if you change servlets (say, from ActionServlet to
> MyOverriddenActionServlet), then you have to configure your servlet in
> web.xml. I think you use struts-config.xml to configure the
> RequestProcessor to use. Not that it makes much of a difference.
>
> If you never messed with ActionServlet in the past, then you probably
> aren't going to mess with RequestProcessor right now.
>
> Just trust that the Struts team thought it was the right move to make,
> and the change can be safely ignored if the change doesn't affect you.
>
> - -chris
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Re: ActionServlet and RequestProcessor
Posted by "Nitin M. Mandolkar" <ni...@gmail.com>.
Hay Chris
Good Logical reply.
Is RequestProcessor also help for mutiple modules under single web
application. Say i have a Web Application, Online Shoppe. This web
application is divded in to modules like
1. Billing Module
2. Order Placement Module
3. Order Processing Module
4. Admin Module
If yes, please tell me how.
ni3
On 11/1/06, Christopher Schultz <ch...@christopherschultz.net> wrote:
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> Nitin,
>
> Nitin M. Mandolkar wrote:
> > "The Actionservlet delegates the handling of a request to a
> > RequestProcessor object" Previously this is job is done by
> > ActionServlet itself. Now it is pass on to RequestProcessor.
> >
> > I am not getting how it is going to help for web application development.
>
> If you wanted to override any of the functionality of the
> RequestProcessor, you can now just subclass the RequestProcessor and do
> whatever you want, instead of doing the same with the ActionServlet.
>
> Perhaps it is no more or less convenient than it was in the past, but
> the logical separation of duties (RequestProcessor is a better
> abstraction than the ActionServlet) makes better sense, at least to me.
>
> Also, if you change servlets (say, from ActionServlet to
> MyOverriddenActionServlet), then you have to configure your servlet in
> web.xml. I think you use struts-config.xml to configure the
> RequestProcessor to use. Not that it makes much of a difference.
>
> If you never messed with ActionServlet in the past, then you probably
> aren't going to mess with RequestProcessor right now.
>
> Just trust that the Struts team thought it was the right move to make,
> and the change can be safely ignored if the change doesn't affect you.
>
> - -chris
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Re: ActionServlet and RequestProcessor
Posted by Christopher Schultz <ch...@christopherschultz.net>.
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Nitin,
Nitin M. Mandolkar wrote:
> "The Actionservlet delegates the handling of a request to a
> RequestProcessor object" Previously this is job is done by
> ActionServlet itself. Now it is pass on to RequestProcessor.
>
> I am not getting how it is going to help for web application development.
If you wanted to override any of the functionality of the
RequestProcessor, you can now just subclass the RequestProcessor and do
whatever you want, instead of doing the same with the ActionServlet.
Perhaps it is no more or less convenient than it was in the past, but
the logical separation of duties (RequestProcessor is a better
abstraction than the ActionServlet) makes better sense, at least to me.
Also, if you change servlets (say, from ActionServlet to
MyOverriddenActionServlet), then you have to configure your servlet in
web.xml. I think you use struts-config.xml to configure the
RequestProcessor to use. Not that it makes much of a difference.
If you never messed with ActionServlet in the past, then you probably
aren't going to mess with RequestProcessor right now.
Just trust that the Struts team thought it was the right move to make,
and the change can be safely ignored if the change doesn't affect you.
- -chris
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