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calling different set of interceptor for different action class

 
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i have following set of questions: who calls the intercept method of the custom interceptor ( i believe the actionproxy object , correct me if i am wrong)
where is the control actually passed when i call the actioninvocation.invoke() ( i believe it is passed to action proxy which determines the next interceptor in the stack or the action class).

I need confirmation to my knowledge . please share your views.

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Luke
 
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The documentation for ActionInvocation.invoke() makes it look like ActionInvocation calls invoke() on each interceptor and is also responsible for determining the next interceptor.
 
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