Calling Action Programatically

[Filippos Slavik <fs...@forthnet.gr>]

Hello,

I'd need to call a concrete Action from within my code. I found that I can 
achieve that by invoking something like that:

org.apache.turbine.modules.ActionLoader.getInstance().exec(data,"action_name");

It's working but I'm not sure if this is perfectly safe and/or if the above 
statement will be valid in the upcoming version(s) of Turbine. I use this 
technique mainly in situation when after an action has been performed I 
need to decide to which action I have to pass prossesing for further 
operation. For example I have a situation, where a visitor attempts to 
request a "member's section" (the user might have stored the dynamicly 
generated URL in his bookmarks) and the user is not currently logged-in, I 
pass him through a login page and if the authorization process is 
succesfull I need to pass him to the original requested action/template. Is 
the above technique valid concerning the entire Turbine philosophy ?

Regards
Filippos Slavik



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