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Oct.
2003

Now I have interceptors for Struts actions as well

I have extended my custom RequestProcessor once again. With the help of Jakarta's Commons Digester it was very easy to create a simple XML based configuration file. Then I decided to move the IoC stuff from the RequestProcessor into an interceptor called ComponentInterceptor. Not only it shows that my interceptor extension does work but the code looks much cleaner now. I hope to release my work under Open Source soon. But before that I must set up an infrastructure first ...

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1. Don Brown
Ted Husted and James Mitchell have set up http://struts.sf.net to host projects related to Struts and your extensions would be perfect. You would have all the usual sf resources - CVS, mailing lists, bug tracking, forums, website, etc.

2. WoEyE
Thank you, Don! I will have a look!

3. Chetan Kotwal
Just wondering whether you would be in a postion to release your code to individuals interested in trying it out. If its already open sourced somewhere, a link would be appreciated. Thanks!

4. Robert Watkins
Ah, I see you did move the method into the common class. Please disregard that part of my earlier comment.

5. Robert Watkins
Ah, I see you did move the method into the common class. Please disregard that part of my earlier comment.

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