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Posted to user@turbine.apache.org by Mark Lybarger <Ma...@CBC-Companies.com> on 2003/06/12 20:24:30 UTC
LoginUser calling an action
i'm trying to call an action from the LoginUser, but i haven't quite figured
out how. i've tried calling the data.setAction, but that doesn't seem to
call the action that i set. i could create an instance of my action in the
LoginUser.doPerform method, but my action has a signature of
myAction.doPerform( RunData, Context). there's no context available in the
LoginUser. so this is where i'm stuck. is it possible to call an action
from the LoginUser? if so does anyone have an example? perhaps a better way
to implement this?
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RE: LoginUser calling an action
Posted by Quinton McCombs <qm...@nequalsone.com>.
You can get the context by calling TurbineVelocity.getContext(data).
To get an instance of your action, you can either instantiate it
directly, or use ActionLoader. Either way works.
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> i'm trying to call an action from the LoginUser, but i
> haven't quite figured out how. i've tried calling the
> data.setAction, but that doesn't seem to call the action that
> i set. i could create an instance of my action in the
> LoginUser.doPerform method, but my action has a signature of
> myAction.doPerform( RunData, Context). there's no context
> available in the LoginUser. so this is where i'm stuck. is
> it possible to call an action from the LoginUser? if so does
> anyone have an example? perhaps a better way to implement this?
>
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