--- On Thu, 10/23/08, MyAshok wrote:
> Inside my action method the User object is populated via autowiring.
Have you read the Spring documentation? This seems more a Spring issue than
Struts, really.
I used Google and searched for "spring 2.0 session scope" and the hits seemed
relevant to your
Hi all,
Sorry for the late reply.
Inside my action method the User object is populated via autowiring.
Dao object is being injected as bean using spring.
i dont know how to set scope for the bean.
please help me in using the bean with scope.
If i did anything wrong in my approach, please help
How does your action class get populated with a User object (or whatever
it is that is saved incorrectly)?
Does Spring have any role in the creation of that object? If so, what
scope is that bean defined?
What's the value of the key for this object when it is saved
incorrectly?
-Original M
--- On Thu, 10/9/08, MyAshok wrote:
> 1) When user A logged in and add a new user x (which sets
> the selectedUser (gettersettervariable) to Null).
> 2) At the same time, user B logged in and edit a existing
> user (which sets the selectedUser to some value).
> 3) Now, the user A save the entries,
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