Examples of org.apache.struts.config.ApplicationConfig

org.apache.struts.config.ApplicationConfig

The collection of static configuration information that describes a Struts-based application or sub-application. Multiple sub-applications 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.
@author Craig R. McClanahan @version $Revision: 1.12 $ $Date: 2002/03/10 01:23:30 $ @since Struts 1.1

        /* FIXME for Struts 1.2
           Since Struts 1.1 only has one implementation for
           ModuleConfig casting is safe here. Used only for
           transition purposes !
        */
        return new ApplicationConfig((ModuleConfigImpl)getModuleConfig(request));
    }

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        /* FIXME for Struts 1.2
           Since Struts 1.1 only has one implementation for
           ModuleConfig casting is safe here. Used only for
           transition purposes !
        */
        return new ApplicationConfig((ModuleConfigImpl)initModuleConfig(prefix,path));
    }

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        ActionFormBean formBean = null;
        ActionForward forward = null;
        ActionMapping mapping = null;


        appConfig = new ApplicationConfig("");
        context.setAttribute(Action.APPLICATION_KEY, appConfig);


        // Forward "external" to "http://jakarta.apache.org/"
        appConfig.addForwardConfig
            (new ActionForward("external", "http://jakarta.apache.org/",

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    protected void setUpSecondApp() {


        ActionFormBean formBean = null;
        ActionMapping mapping = null;


        appConfig2 = new ApplicationConfig("/2");
        context.setAttribute(Action.APPLICATION_KEY + "/2", appConfig2);


        // Forward "external" to "http://jakarta.apache.org/"
        appConfig2.addForwardConfig
            (new ActionForward("external", "http://jakarta.apache.org/",

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    // Set up third app for testing URL mapping
    protected void setUpThirdApp() {




        appConfig3 = new ApplicationConfig("/3");
        context.setAttribute(Action.APPLICATION_KEY + "/3", appConfig3);


        // Instantiate the controller configuration for this app
        ControllerConfig controller = new ControllerConfig();
        appConfig3.setControllerConfig(controller);

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    // Map to the default module -- direct
    public void testSelectApplication1a() {


        request.setPathElements("/myapp", "/noform.do", null, null);
        RequestUtils.selectApplication(request, context);
        ApplicationConfig appConfig = (ApplicationConfig)
            request.getAttribute(Action.APPLICATION_KEY);
        assertNotNull("Selected an application", appConfig);
        assertEquals("Selected correct application",
                     "", appConfig.getPrefix());
        // FIXME - check application resources?


    }

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    // Map to the second module -- direct
    public void testSelectApplication1b() {


        request.setPathElements("/myapp", "/2/noform.do", null, null);
        RequestUtils.selectApplication(request, context);
        ApplicationConfig appConfig = (ApplicationConfig)
            request.getAttribute(Action.APPLICATION_KEY);
        assertNotNull("Selected an application", appConfig);
        assertEquals("Selected correct application",
                     "/2", appConfig.getPrefix());
        // FIXME - check application resources?


    }

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        request.setPathElements("/myapp", "/2/noform.do", null, null);
        request.setAttribute(RequestProcessor.INCLUDE_SERVLET_PATH,
                             "/noform.do");
        RequestUtils.selectApplication(request, context);
        ApplicationConfig appConfig = (ApplicationConfig)
            request.getAttribute(Action.APPLICATION_KEY);
        assertNotNull("Selected an application", appConfig);
        assertEquals("Selected correct application",
                     "", appConfig.getPrefix());
        // FIXME - check application resources?


    }

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        request.setPathElements("/myapp", "/noform.do", null, null);
        request.setAttribute(RequestProcessor.INCLUDE_SERVLET_PATH,
                             "/2/noform.do");
        RequestUtils.selectApplication(request, context);
        ApplicationConfig appConfig = (ApplicationConfig)
            request.getAttribute(Action.APPLICATION_KEY);
        assertNotNull("Selected an application", appConfig);
        assertEquals("Selected correct application",
                     "/2", appConfig.getPrefix());
        // FIXME - check application resources?


    }

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        /* FIXME for Struts 1.2
           Since Struts 1.1 only has one implementation for
           ModuleConfig casting is safe here. Used only for
           transition purposes !
        */
        return new ApplicationConfig((ModuleConfigImpl)getModuleConfig(request));
    }

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