Dave,

This is all symantics I guess, but I dont mind a good "discussion" :)

To me with the way the relationship is between the 2 objects,
ActionContext is not a PART of the Interceptor, it is something the
Interceptor uses. So for me it should be neither final or even a member
variable. Just a referance within the scope of the executed method.

It creates an unatural relationship that could potential complicate the
frameworks control of the ActionContext.

Matt Filion
CSC - GTS --> Raytheon - ISF
(818) 468-6271
mfilion@(protected)


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--- Matt Filion <mfilion@(protected):
> I really suggst you dont make the ActionContext
> final. Because the context changes for each request
> (its mutable) and making it final is a misleading
> statement.

Making local parameters that will not change 'final'
is a reasonably typical coding practice and may help
prevent stupid PEBKAC problems. I don't think making a
local variable 'final' will confuse anybody.

d.




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