Hi again!
Found the problem... sorry! I have to specify scope="request" on both
actions!
Thanks for your help!
Yours
Miguel Arroz
On 12 de mai de 2004, at 12:55, Riyad Kalla wrote:
Miguel,
I had this problem alot when I was developing a management system. For
example, on my DeleteConf
Hi again!
I'm sorry, I can't make this work... I always get an empty form! Can
you send me 2 entries from your config file, and a prepare
execute() method? Maybe you forgot some important detail, or maybe it's
just me doing a stupid mistake, but anyway, it doesn't work! :-(
Yours
Miguel
Hi!
Hope this helped a little more ;)
-Riyad
Yeah, it did! :-) Still not implemented (I just woke up, here in
Portugal!) but looks like a good way to do it... better than the one I
was using! Thanks a lot for your help!
Yours
Miguel Arroz
Fi
Just to follow this up, the reson this works is that struts uses the
'name' of the form from your struts-config to store the actual object
under in the request or session scope, so as long as you keep your
naming synced up you can also duplicate this behavior, like I did below
when I populated
Miguel,
I had this problem alot when I was developing a management system. For
example, on my DeleteConfirmation pages, I wanted to show all the info
for the entity I was erasing (for example, a User). So how I set that up
was 2 actions in my struts-config:
So the idea here is t
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