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When is the Struts Convention Plug-in Applied?

 
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I’m trying to understand how the Convention plugin determines when to do URL interpretation. In some REST Plug-in examples I see `PrefixBasedActionMapper` configured with ”/rest:rest,:struts" and it seems that Convention is only applied to the `rest` mapper and not the `DefaultActionMapper`. Is this correct? Either way, under what conditions does the Convention plugin kick in for requests?

I’ve been googling like a mad-man these last two days and can’t seem to find any explanation. Inspecting the plugin source didn't give any insights either.

https://struts.apache.org/docs/convention-plugin.html
https://struts.apache.org/docs/rest-plugin.html
 
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