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Re: DirectAction Creation On The Fly
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Re: DirectAction Creation On The Fly


  • Subject: Re: DirectAction Creation On The Fly
  • From: Dirk Bajohr <email@hidden>
  • Date: Thu, 21 Oct 2004 14:26:39 +0200

You can override WODirectAction.performActionNamed(...).

Why don't you create a custom DirectAction class and use the whole actionName as template/page name?

e.g.

public class CustomAction extends WODirectAction {

  ...

  public WOActionResults performActionNamed(String actionName) {
    // actionName could be the name of the page/template
    ...
  }

}

Your URL will look like this:
.../WebObjects/App.woa/wa/CustomAction/actionName

HTH,
Dirk

...
What I have managed so far, is to create one directAction called navPage_ and I was hoping I could then do a database find to get the name of the page it should pull out and show, only I'm stuck on finding a way to get that name in to or out of the request - any ideas.

Here's what I am trying to do so far:
In the direct action I have a programmatic find and what I have been trying to do is send in a url similar to this: http://silver-back/wo-scripts/WebObjects.exe/UKCHP.woa/-9797/wa/ navPage_###courseYear1Certificate
of which I was hoping to extract "courseYear1Certificate" from the url, this would be the page name. I use the 3 ### signs because I can get the direct action to work as navPage_ without it reading beyond the ### signs. I was therefore hoping that using a subString method would allow me to get anything after the 3 hash signs which could include a proper anchor name link.
Only I can not seem to get the full url into the request so I can read the full url.


The code in the directAction below works on a StringIndexOutOfBoundsException because It has a name to get from the database, if I can get this from the url all would be well.

...


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 >DirectAction Creation On The Fly (From: "Jonathan Fleming" <email@hidden>)

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