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The following page has been changed by MichaelJouravlev: http://wiki.apache.org/struts/StrutsManualActionClasses ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Struts Extras package allows to define behavior objects with one of subclasses of Action class: DispatchAction, LookupDispatchAction, MappingDispatchAction, EventDispatchAction. These subclasses decode an event from incoming request and dispatch it to a corresponding event handler. The exact way of defining events depends on specific Action subclass. - Starting from Struts 1.3.6 dispatching functionality is implemented into base Action class. Now there is a standard way of defining events for a behavioral Action by using <event> elements in an action mapping: + Starting from Struts 1.4 dispatching functionality is implemented into base Action class. Now there is a standard way of defining events for a behavioral Action by using <event> elements in an action mapping: {{{<action path = "/loginSubmit" type = "samples.login.LoginAction" @@ -84, +84 @@ inline:action_component.gif - Struts 1.3.6 allows to create web components in Struts using Struts Action class for event processing, JSP for presentation and an optional Javascript helper for in-place update in Ajax mode. See StrutsComponents section. + Struts 1.4 allows to create web components using Struts Action class for event processing, JSP for presentation and an optional Javascript helper for in-place update in Ajax mode. + See [:StrutsManualActionWebComponent:Developing Web Components With Struts] section for further discussion. +
