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[Struts Wiki] Update of "HowToReadAnXMLFileForEachUserRequest" by
MichaelJouravlev
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- Describe HowToReadAnXMLFileForEachUserRequest here.
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- I want to read a a large XML config file for each request that comes to the ActionServlet. The system we have now is we have a customized ActionServlet. And I am instantiating myXmlClass in the process method. And I call a method called myXmlClassObject.getXMLAttributeFor the current Action class.
- What is the recommended way to do this.
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- Currently my code look like this
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- //MyActionServlet.java
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- init()
- {
- //perform initialization()
- super.init()
- }
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- process()
- {
- //do stuff
- instantiate myXmlClass (which has a _saxparser.parse() method)
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- myXmlClassObject.getMyAttribute()//some data base calls underneath it for some logging stuff
- //do stuff
- }
- }
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- Should I make a static object of myXmlClass in my actionServlet.
- Should I put myXmlClass into session, and check for each request whether this object exists in session, if not create it.
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