Using set-property attribute in action class

[Nisith Dash <ni...@tcscal.co.in>]

How can i access the propery of a bean which i have set in the struts config
file using <set-property> in my action class.

thanks,

Re: Using set-property attribute in action class

[Kirk Wylie <kw...@m7.com>]

Oops, forgot to extend my first paragraph.

You have to write your own Configuration class which has a JavaBean 
property matching the "property" set in your <set-property> tag and 
which extends from ActionConfig. Then you can use that from your 
configuration file in order to get the parameter. The properties set are 
not general purpose, in that you can't just obtain them in general for 
any arbitrary ActionConfig instance.

HTH,
Kirk Wylie

Kirk Wylie wrote:

> You have to write your own Configuration class which has a
> 
> For example, if you wrote MyActionConfig and set up className in your
> Action element in your struts-config.xml file, and you had a tag of:
> <set-property property="foo" value="bar"/>, then
> MyActionConfig.setFoo(bar) would be called during configuration parsing
> time.
> 
> Kirk Wylie
> 
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>  > How can i access the propery of a bean which i have set in the struts
>  > config
>  > file using <set-property> in my action class.
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>  > thanks,
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Re: Using set-property attribute in action class

[Kirk Wylie <kw...@m7.com>]

You have to write your own Configuration class which has a

For example, if you wrote MyActionConfig and set up className in your 
Action element in your struts-config.xml file, and you had a tag of:
<set-property property="foo" value="bar"/>, then 
MyActionConfig.setFoo(bar) would be called during configuration parsing 
time.

Kirk Wylie

Nisith Dash wrote:

> How can i access the propery of a bean which i have set in the struts 
> config
> file using <set-property> in my action class.
> 
> thanks,
> 
> 
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