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Now I've written my action class, I'll need to define a plugin module that adds my class to Confluence's XWork configuration. This is done by adding this section to my atlassian-plugin.xml file.

    <xwork name="userinfoactions" key="userinfoactions">
        <description>Actions for manipulating a user's personal information.</description>

         <package name="userinfo" extends="default" namespace="/users/userinfo">
            <default-interceptor-ref name="defaultStack" />

            <action name="edituserinfo" class="com.atlassian.confluence.extra.userinfo.EditUserInfoAction" method="doDefault">
                <result name="input" type="velocity">/templates/extra/userinfo/edituserinfo.vm</result>
            </action>

            <action name="doedituserinfo" class="com.atlassian.confluence.extra.userinfo.EditUserInfoAction">
                <result name="input" type="velocity">/templates/extra/userinfo/edituserinfo.vm</result>
                <result name="success" type="velocity">/templates/extra/userinfo/edituserinfo.vm</result>
            </action>
        </package>
    </xwork>

Some notes:

You can read more about XWork plugin modules here: XWork-WebWork Plugins
The <package> section is essentially passed verbatim to XWork as if it was an xwork.xml file, so the best place to look for more information is the XWork documentation.
I've define two actions: one for viewing the form, and the other for submitting it.
Since I'm not doing any input validation, I'm using the defaultStack interceptor chain.