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##What is an Action Provider Widget?
As written on the [API docs](http://www.yiiframework.com/doc/api/1.1/CWidget#actions-detail "actions"): An Action Provider Widget is a widget that has declared several actions by using its '**public static function actions()**'. After, a Controller can easily import all its declared actions on its '**public function actions()**'.
##Step 1: Create the Action Class
For the sake of the article we need to creatinge an action named **getData** that is supposed to be shared among the whole project and saved with the name **getData.php** on our **protected/components/actions** folder.
```php
class getData extends CAction{
public function run(){
echo 'HELLO WORLD';
```php
class getData extends CAction{
public function run(){
echo 'HELLO WORLD';
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Written by: Antonio Ramirez
Last updated by: stinkytofu
Created on: Feb 18, 2011
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