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Posted to user@struts.apache.org by th...@webmd.net on 2002/02/22 22:52:56 UTC

Struts config.xml and request/session scope

Hi Folks:

I have an action in struts.config.xml that looks like:
<action
        path="/enterBillingView"
        type="express.BillingIDActionForm"
        name="BillingIDForm"
        scope="session"
          validate="false"
          parameter="/BillingView.do">
       <forward   name="success"   path="/BillIDForm.jsp"/>
       <forward   name="displayerrors" path="/BillIDForm.jsp"/>
</action>
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Question:
- The scope refers just to the "BillingIDForm" bean and not the action
object?

Also, I understand session scope, page scope and application scope but I am
always confused about request scope.   Doesn't request scope mean all links
invoked from within the current page retain the same scope data?    So if
page A has links to page B, C, and D, then B, C and D inherit the same
instances of any objects created by page A and vice-verse?    What if B has
links to E, F and G, then does the request scope data propogate on down to
them as well?    Is there a web-page that explains "request" scope a little
better?

You see, I have scope="session" in my struts.config.xml all over the place
because I am still unsure about "request" scope.   Most other examples seem
to have "request" scope in their struts.config.xml.

thanks in advance and sorry for my newbie questions,
Theron



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