Thanks but It wouldn't work because I call some old code that use
request.getParameter() and not ActionContext.
finally, all I wan't is just a standard "forward"...

Mike


cilquirm a ?crit :
> why can't you add parameters in chain?
>
> In your action, can't you :
>
> 1) implement ParameterAware
> 2) set a parameter value in the map that's passed in
> 3) chain to your action
> 4) have the value be set in your chained action, via the params interceptor
>
> -a
>
>
>
> Laurie Harper wrote:
>  
>> Mike Baroukh wrote:
>>  
>>> I can't figure how to do this.
>>> Can somebody help me ????
>>>
>>> I wan't to forward an action to another with something like
>>> requestDispatcher("/action.do?param1=value1").forward(req, res);
>>>
>>> - I can't use redirect because I wan't to use the same request scope.
>>> - I can't use chain because chain doesn't allow to add parameters.
>>> - I can't use dispatcher because *.do is mapped to a filter and not a
>>> servlet. The application server doesn't find servlet to forward to
>>> (Result in file not found ...)
>>> - I wan't to call again interceptor stack
>>>
>>> So, please, how do you resolve this case ???
>>> Why having deleted the ServletAction that was in WW ????
>>>    
>> So you're using Struts2? Why not just configure the target action in
>> your action mapping as normal? Roughly,
>>
>>   <action ...>
>>    <result name="blah">/action.do?param1=value1</result>
>>    ...
>>   </action>
>>
>> If 'value1' isn't static, you can use the ${expr} form to resolve it
>> against the value stack.
>>
>> L.
>>
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