Maybe it's impossible. Cos the data populated into the formbean is read
from url parameters, and you can't create parameter in request by any Java
API. So 'tis difficult. But you can hardcode the paramters in the path of
the forward which points to your second action.
2006/10/21, Jean-Marie Pitr
Maybe you can make your String[] Object a indexed attribute of your
formbean. Then use html:hidden:
something like this below:
Class YourFormBean extends ActionForm{
String[] aaas = new String[5];
public String getAaa(int index){
return aaas[index];
}
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