Actions, Beans and Spring

[st...@gmail.com]

I changed my action mapping class name to the bean id in my spring file and
I am not getting a new action created for each request!  The correct action
is being invoked, but it is not being created anew for each request.  I was
sure to set the scope=prototype" in the bean mapping, yet the logging I have
in my constructor never executes beyond the initial application startup!  I
have read everything I can get my hands on concerning S2 and Spring
interaction, yet I cannot determine why S2 is not asking Spring for a new
action object instance for each request.  Has anyone seen this behavior?



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Scott
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Re: [S2] File Upload Question

[Jeromy Evans <je...@blueskyminds.com.au>]

Ken,
Yes, the interface to your action is a File.  The default implementation 
uses the ServletFileUpload servlet from apache-commons-fileupload which 
does create a temporary file. 
You can switch to other implementations or configurations by changing 
some struts2 properties but the fileupload interceptor interface is 
still a File, not an InputStream. 
Personally I'd prefer the temporary file over an in-memory buffer, and 
prefer a temporary file in a safe part of the filesystem rather than 
allowing the file to be written elsewhere by the servlet.

However, it seems you have a lot of control over the implementation if 
this is a problem:
http://jakarta.apache.org/commons/fileupload/using.html

Hoying, Ken wrote:
> As I am reading up and looking into the file upload support in S2, it
> appears that files are uploaded to a temporary area and then deleted
> when control is returned from the action.  It would seem then that if I
> wanted to keep the file, that I then need to copy it again to somewhere
> else.  Is this understanding correct?  This seems a bit inefficient to
> me, especially for larger files. 
>
> Thanks in advance.
>
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[S2] File Upload Question

["Hoying, Ken" <Ke...@PremierInc.com>]

As I am reading up and looking into the file upload support in S2, it
appears that files are uploaded to a temporary area and then deleted
when control is returned from the action.  It would seem then that if I
wanted to keep the file, that I then need to copy it again to somewhere
else.  Is this understanding correct?  This seems a bit inefficient to
me, especially for larger files. 

Thanks in advance.

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