Re: [studs-user] Studs and LazyForms

[Juan C. R. A. <jc...@um...>]

Newton Wagner wrote:
> I think it's because doing that, I can use one class with two or more
> methods... an action called UserAction could have deleteUser() and
> addUser() methods.
> 
> It's the way that Java programmers works here. And we want to use
> Studs to use the same framework for both languages.
Uhmm yes it's a matter of taste ;-)

I have hit almost the same stone. One action must to behabiour itself 
depending
of the context in which it was called. How I resolved this?

In struts-config.xml
...
		<action path="/addUser"
			    type="action.UserAction">
			    <forward name="index" path="/pages/action.psp"/>
		</action>
		<action path="/deleteUser"
			    type="action.UserAction">
			    <forward name="index" path="/pages/action.psp"/>
		</action>
...

in classes/action/UserAction.php:
...
         if ($request->getServletPath() == '/deleteUser.do')
         {
		$this->deleteUser(...);
         }
         else
         {
	    $this->AddUser(...);
         }
...

At the end, listing the action in struts-config.xml is the same to map 
differents action with the
same handler. Because you must to explicity write concrete actions in a 
static file.

> People here uses LazyForms for Struts.. but I did not found something
> like that for Studs... You know an active maillist or forum about
I'm sorry. I don't know :-(
Juan Carlos