Hi Jack,
I have been thinking of posting the same problem but
was watching this thread to arrive at something that
would help me..
Anyways, as you mentioned in this reply that it can be
done using single Action, I am into the same.
I want to populate the form using dispatch action.
All the thin
Okay, after some review of my code and such, it is now working! There is
not one definite thing, I just double-checked everything I had after
taking a break.
I want to thank everyone for their input (and patience) and the side
emails making sure I was up and running. This is a great community,
Note that the key is not to think of the ActionForm as somehow being
wedded to the page form. That is a crazy way to think. ///;-)
On Mon, 14 Mar 2005 12:43:18 -0800, Dakota Jack <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> No problem, Nic. Just trying to see what the problem is. Glad I
> asked. I would not
No problem, Nic. Just trying to see what the problem is. Glad I
asked. I would not have know this was it. So, your client on a
browser is seeing a list of users, chooses a user, then has that users
attributes displayed and can update them. Right? If so, this is
easy.
You can use one JSP page
On Mon, 14 Mar 2005 11:53:12 -0800, Nic Werner <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Reading the replies here and the Struts FAQ, everyone says "Create two
> actions, one to pre-populate the data, and the other to save that data"
> - So, the first action populates the data in the Execute() function,
> retur
I apologize as I seem to have hijacked this thread in a direction I
didn't intend. Jack, I didn't mean for you to pick through my code, it
was just in response to Joe helping me.
To answer your question Dakota Jack, in an overall view what you have
said is correct:
From a page of Users, I want
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