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Sunday December 29, 2002

RE: PlugIns and Struts Nightly Build

It turns out that I didn't need to add the setCurrentPlugInConfigObject method to struts-menu's MenuPlugIn.java. I just needed to compile struts-menu with the latest struts.jar. This told me that the init(ActionServlet, ApplicationConfig) had been removed and I had to implement init(ActionServlet, ModuleConfig). The ApplicationConfig interface has been deprecated in recent weeks in favor of ModuleConfig, but you would think that this method would be deprecated as well, not removed! Oh well, I've fixed my local version of Struts Menu, but don't know how to handle making a Struts 1.1-compliant version, and a Struts 1.0.x-compliant version. Any ideas are appreciated. You can track this issue in Struts' Bugzilla.

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