org.apache.struts.config
Class ApplicationConfig
- Serializable, ModuleConfig
public class ApplicationConfig
The collection of static configuration information that describes a
Struts-based application module. Multiple application modules
are identified by a prefix at the beginning of the context
relative portion of the request URI. If no application prefix can be
matched, the default configuration (with a prefix equal to a zero-length
string) is selected, which is elegantly backwards compatible with the
previous Struts behavior that only supported one application.
Version:
- Craig R. McClanahan
- Struts 1.1
actionConfigs, actionMappingClass, configured, controllerConfig, dataSources, exceptions, formBeans, forwards, messageResources, plugIns, prefix |
addActionConfig, addDataSourceConfig, addExceptionConfig, addFormBeanConfig, addForwardConfig, addMessageResourcesConfig, addPlugInConfig, findActionConfig, findActionConfigs, findDataSourceConfig, findDataSourceConfigs, findExceptionConfig, findExceptionConfigs, findFormBeanConfig, findFormBeanConfigs, findForwardConfig, findForwardConfigs, findMessageResourcesConfig, findMessageResourcesConfigs, findPlugInConfigs, freeze, getActionMappingClass, getConfigured, getControllerConfig, getPrefix, removeActionConfig, removeDataSourceConfig, removeExceptionConfig, removeFormBeanConfig, removeForwardConfig, removeMessageResourcesConfig, setActionMappingClass, setControllerConfig, setPrefix |
ApplicationConfig
public ApplicationConfig(String prefix)
Construct an ApplicationConfig object according to the specified
parameter values.
prefix - Context-relative URI prefix for this module
ApplicationConfig
public ApplicationConfig(ModuleConfigImpl moduleConfig)
Only used while we are deprecating ApplicationConfig to insure maximum compatability.
Only used while we are deprecating ApplicationConfig.
performs a shallow copy to ensure that any operations
performed on an ApplicationConfig object is
performed on the same underlying
ModuleConfigImpl sub objects
moduleConfig -
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