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Additional information can be found in the JavaDocs:

{snippet:id=javadocs-intro|url=sitegraph/org.apache.struts2.sitegraph.SiteGraph}

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• Boxes: those shaded red indicate an action; those shaded green indicate a view file (JSP, etc).
• Links: arrows colored green imply that no new HTTP request is being made; black arrows indicate a new HTTP request.
• Link labels: labels may sometimes contain additional useful information. For example, a label of href means that the link behavior is that of a hyper-text reference. The complete label behaviors are provided:
  • href - a view file references an action by name (typically ending with the extension ".action")
  • action - a view file makes a call to the Action action tag
  • form - a view file is linked to an action using the Form form tag
  • redirect - an action is redirecting to another view or action
  • ! notation - a link to an action overrides the method to invoke

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• The JSP tags must use the "s" namespace.
  • In JSP: <s:xxx/>
  • In FreeMarker: <@s.xxx/>
  • In Velocity: N/A
• Use of the Form form tag and Action action tag must be linking directly to the action name (and optional namespace). This means that <s:form action="foo"/> is OK, but <s:form action="foo.action"/> is not.
  Here is also a short overview of what it does and why a developer would want to use it.

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You can use SiteGraph with the following command:

java -cp ... -jar struts2-sitegraph-plugin-x.x.x.jar
     -config CONFIG_DIR
     -views VIEWS_DIRS
     -output OUTPUT
     [-ns NAMESPACE]

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{snippet:id=javadocs-api|url=sitegraph/org.apache.struts2.sitegraph.SiteGraph}

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{snippet:id=example-api|lang=java|url=sitegraph/org.apache.struts2.sitegraph.SiteGraph}

Example

Settings

This plugin doesn't allow for any global settings.

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