RE: request attribute in jsp - please advice

2005-09-07 Thread Richard Yee
ct: Re: request attribute in jsp - please advice Can you set the listIndex as an attribute of your form in the EditStudentAction? You can then retrieve it as part of your formBean. -Richard --- Rivka Shisman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hello friends > > I have an EditStudent.jsp

RE: request attribute in jsp - please advice

2005-09-06 Thread Rivka Shisman
rs Mailing List Subject: Re: request attribute in jsp - please advice Can you set the listIndex as an attribute of your form in the EditStudentAction? You can then retrieve it as part of your formBean. -Richard --- Rivka Shisman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hello friends > >

Re: request attribute in jsp - please advice

2005-09-06 Thread Richard Yee
Can you set the listIndex as an attribute of your form in the EditStudentAction? You can then retrieve it as part of your formBean. -Richard --- Rivka Shisman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hello friends > > I have an EditStudent.jsp page in which I have a > form. Before the form > tag I get a

Re: request attribute in jsp - please advice

2005-09-06 Thread Ext . Ilitia2
Hi, I don't know but... Can you put a hidden field into form with the value of attribute? Maybe solve your problem... "Rivka S

Re: request attribute in jsp - please advice

2005-09-06 Thread BHansard
if you store the request attribute in a hidden field on the screen, when the page is submitted the field will be put back into the request. Otherwise, you will need to move the field to the session where it will not be cleared when the request is invalidated after the JSP is displayed. ">"Rivka