As anyone who's probably tried to put an array of objects as part of a
DynaForm knows, if you try to submit a form with the array on it, struts
in it's infinite wisdom does not create the array correctly, but instead
throws an ArrayOutOfBounds exception. I've extended DynaValidatorForm
and made it
This is exactly the behavior you will get with my suggestion. I'm using
in the done.jsp page. When the
action processes and there are no errors, it immediately forwards to
that page and the window closes. From the users perspective, the
instant they hit submit the window closes, they can't tell
don't want to go to any JSP, I want to close the window if errors are
empty.
Thank you.
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Forward( "done" ); screen is hanging
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>Do I need to define "done" in struts-config.xml
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>Thank you for your help.
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Just save like you normally would, and when it finishes do a "return
(mapping.findForward("done"));", which goes to a page with the following
as part of the html code:
Nathan
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in LazyValidatorForm,
then it generates an ArrayList of LazyDynaBeans.
Niall
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Beans.
Niall
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Lemme give an example, Lets s
p
Should populate an ArrayList of LazyDynaBeans containing property1 and
property2
Niall
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Unfortunately I haven't tried this, but am pretty sure it works.
sandeep
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I'm trying to figure
tive it is.
sandeep
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I briefly toyed with the idea of trying to fix the flaw myself, but I
loo
Subject: RE: Creating an indexed property of DynaActionForms
I couldn't think of one.
sandeep
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ndeep
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Subject: Creating an indexed property of DynaActionForms
I'm trying to figure out how to define and use a DynaActionForm which
has an indexed property that
Just create an action. The first time the action is called have it do:
return (mapping.findForward("display"));
In the jsp code, when you specify the form tag do:
It will then go back to the original form with a parameter added:
String action = request.getParameter("action");
If (action != n
I'm trying to figure out how to define and use a DynaActionForm which
has an indexed property that is another DynaActionForm. I'm using
struts 1.1. Here is something like what I mean:
First my sample struts-config.xml
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