Examples of TokenInterceptor

org.apache.struts2.interceptor.TokenInterceptor
Ensures that only one request per token is processed. This interceptor can make sure that back buttons and double clicks don't cause un-intended side affects. For example, you can use this to prevent careless users who might double click on a "checkout" button at an online store. This interceptor uses a fairly primitive technique for when an invalid token is found: it returns the result invalid.token, which can be mapped in your action configuration. A more complex implementation, {@link TokenSessionStoreInterceptor}, can provide much better logic for when invalid tokens are found.
Note: To set a token in your form, you should use the token tag. This tag is required and must be used in the forms that submit to actions protected by this interceptor. Any request that does not provide a token (using the token tag) will be processed as a request with an invalid token.
Internationalization Note: The following key could be used to internationalized the action errors generated by this token interceptor
- struts.messages.invalid.token
NOTE: As this method extends off MethodFilterInterceptor, it is capable of deciding if it is applicable only to selective methods in the action class. See MethodFilterInterceptor for more info.
Interceptor parameters:
- None
Extending the interceptor:
While not very common for users to extend, this interceptor is extended by the {@link TokenSessionStoreInterceptor}. The {@link #handleInvalidToken} and {@link #handleValidToken} methods are protected and available for moreinteresting logic, such as done with the token session interceptor.
Example code:
```
  <action name="someAction" class="com.examples.SomeAction"> <interceptor-ref name="token"/> <interceptor-ref name="basicStack"/> <result name="success">good_result.ftl</result> </action> <-- In this case, myMethod of the action class will not get checked for invalidity of token --> <action name="someAction" class="com.examples.SomeAction"> <interceptor-ref name="token"> <param name="excludeMethods">myMethod</param> </interceptor-ref name="token"/> <interceptor-ref name="basicStack"/> <result name="success">good_result.ftl</result> </action>  
```
@see TokenSessionStoreInterceptor @see TokenHelper

Examples of org.apache.struts2.interceptor.TokenInterceptor

            .addInterceptor(new InterceptorMapping("params", new ParametersInterceptor()))
            .build();




        ActionConfig tokenActionConfig = new ActionConfig.Builder("", "", TestAction.class.getName())
            .addInterceptor(new InterceptorMapping("token", new TokenInterceptor()))
            .addResultConfig(new ResultConfig.Builder("invalid.token", MockResult.class.getName()).build())
            .addResultConfig(new ResultConfig.Builder("success", MockResult.class.getName()).build())
            .build();

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Examples of org.apache.struts2.interceptor.TokenInterceptor


        ActionConfig testActionConfig = new ActionConfig(null, TestAction.class, null, results, interceptors);
        defaultPackageConfig.addActionConfig(TEST_ACTION_NAME, testActionConfig);


        interceptors = new ArrayList();
        interceptors.add(new InterceptorMapping("token", new TokenInterceptor()));


        results = new HashMap();


        ActionConfig tokenActionConfig = new ActionConfig(null, TestAction.class, null, results, interceptors);
        tokenActionConfig.addResultConfig(new ResultConfig("invalid.token", MockResult.class.getName()));

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Examples of org.apache.struts2.interceptor.TokenInterceptor


        ActionConfig testActionConfig = new ActionConfig(null, TestAction.class, null, results, interceptors);
        defaultPackageConfig.addActionConfig(TEST_ACTION_NAME, testActionConfig);


        interceptors = new ArrayList();
        interceptors.add(new InterceptorMapping("token", new TokenInterceptor()));


        results = new HashMap();


        ActionConfig tokenActionConfig = new ActionConfig(null, TestAction.class, null, results, interceptors);
        tokenActionConfig.addResultConfig(new ResultConfig("invalid.token", MockResult.class.getName()));

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Examples of org.apache.struts2.interceptor.TokenInterceptor

            .addInterceptor(new InterceptorMapping("params", new ParametersInterceptor()))
            .build();




        ActionConfig tokenActionConfig = new ActionConfig.Builder("", "", TestAction.class.getName())
            .addInterceptor(new InterceptorMapping("token", new TokenInterceptor()))
            .addResultConfig(new ResultConfig.Builder("invalid.token", MockResult.class.getName()).build())
            .addResultConfig(new ResultConfig.Builder("success", MockResult.class.getName()).build())
            .build();

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Examples of org.apache.struts2.interceptor.TokenInterceptor

                    .build())
            .addInterceptor(new InterceptorMapping("params", new ParametersInterceptor()))
            .build();


        ActionConfig tokenActionConfig = new ActionConfig.Builder("", "", TestAction.class.getName())
            .addInterceptor(new InterceptorMapping("token", new TokenInterceptor()))
            .addResultConfig(new ResultConfig.Builder("invalid.token", MockResult.class.getName()).build())
            .addResultConfig(new ResultConfig.Builder("success", MockResult.class.getName()).build())
            .build();

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