What you want is for A1 to forward to J2. Not A2.
J2 will display and then submit F2 to A2.
Forwarding from one action to another is almost always bad (Okay, I admit
that I've done it in some cases where I *know* the Action won't ever care
about the request parameters. This clearly isn't one of t
Unfortunately, the Struts documentation isn't much help this department
(unless I'm missing something), except that I think it tells you which
Struts tags *don't* support the EL.
But this page ought to help:
http://java.sun.com/webservices/docs/1.0/tutorial/doc/JSTL4.html
There is also a blurb a
Hi, Joe,
Thank you for your answer.Let me describe it in
detail. I have two jsp files, let me name them j1 and
j2.j1 has form f1, and j2 f2. In f2, there is a
checkbox. f1 triggers an action (a1) which will look
at the data in f1 and end up in j2. Currently, I let
a1 associate f1, and forward to a
It would help if you described this in more detail. I hope this explains it
for you.
If you have a JSP that submits a form using , you have to have
that action associated to that form, otherwise you will get an exception
when that JSP is loaded.
If you have a JSP that wants to display data in a f
Hi,all,
My action is triggered in one jsp file, and will end
up in another JSP file, both have a form bean inside.
And the action has to deal with both form beans.
Question: How can I associate both form bean to one
action?
Thanks in advance!
Tong
'Cause nobody ever thought about it and proposed it? :-)
Actually, I'm not sure how much value add there would really be, since
you can already do things like:
to create a localized field label.
Craig
On Sat, 16 Oct 2004 16:44:41 -0300 (ART), Leandro Melo
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> Hi,
>
Hi,
what is the reason for not having a html:label tag?
Leandro.
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Well, i actually end up doing the update only on the
required fields on my ejb layer. This way, i don't
need to worry about the exposure of the ActionForm
fields.
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escreveu:
> Hi,
>
>
> I believe you shouldn't abuse neither from the MVC
> pattern o
Frank is definitely right. You will have to decide. You can store data
in a database too. If you have a situation where the data is
particularly session oriented, then storing in the session makes sense.
However, remember the odd things that can happen with things like
popups, frames, etc.
Can you tell how to use EL code.
Am kind of newbie to Struts and and not much aware of EL tags.
But my containier is only JSP 1.2
Also I am using struts 1.1
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Vijay Vishvas Dharap wrote the following on 10/15/2004 9:41 PM:
Hi all,
I have following scenario..
I have FormBean which has getter and setter for my VO object
In VO I have a list of another VO.
Now on this form I want to display the contents of the list using
logic.iterate tags.
I will make mat
Session is probably the way to go. For things like this, i.e., data
that is transient on the whole but needs to persists across a number of
requests, session is probably the right choice.
Why WOULDN'T it be the right choice? If your storing a lot of data,
session can become a problem, especia
oh, so I need some way to store data in the respond object
I know session can be help, is it a right way to do?
It is not very big object but it would be an array of String (which
contains user's multiple selection)
thanks for your help, ^^
The answer can be determined by thinking it through. Start with where
the data is and where it goes. You do not say if data prepopulates a
form, so I will assume it does not.
JSP1 has some data which is submitted and shows up in F1 and maybe A1.
Right? There it is. Your data. All of it a
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