Class Overview
Aliasing action factory proxy. This will convert the given name to a classname of an Action implementation. By using
aliases you can give meaningful and easy-to-remember names to your action classes. Using aliases also allow you to
use the same action class with many result view mappings.
If the configuration flag
"webwork.only.aliasing"
is set to "true", then the given name *must* be an
alias. Otherwise a security exception will be thrown. This is to ensure that only actions that you explicitly want
exposed for invocation can be accessed.
However, actions can always access any other action through the ActionFactory regardless of this setting.
Summary
Public Methods |
void
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flushCaches()
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Action
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getActionImpl(String aName)
Searches for the action from the configuration properties substituting the alias with the associated action and
then returns the matching action from the action factory proxy chain.
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Public Constructors
Public Methods
public
void
flushCaches
()
public
Action
getActionImpl
(String aName)
Searches for the action from the configuration properties substituting the alias with the associated action and
then returns the matching action from the action factory proxy chain. For the alias to match, it must be
specified with an ".action"
suffix.
Returns
- the action corresponding to the given alias