Umm, no. I remember I did some experiments with action chaining with
different scopes. I either defined forms for both actions or as a
second option I did not define one of the forms. I do not remember
were these forms with the same name or not. I cannot find the results.
You might try it yourself
Michael, I tried that, however it seems to work only if actions are
using same ActionForm if lets say each action uses its own form, the
second action gets the form with its original values (from session)
without any changes taken from the JSP page. Any ideas?
Thanks
Oleg
On 11/16/05, Oleg <[EMAI
Hehe I see, but unfortunatelly its the only way I can see how to
implement this kind of functionality. The only way to avoid chaining
here would be to separate this one jsp page in two and have client
input form in two different steps. Problem is that this is not what
client wants :) so chaining it
If I remember correctly, when you either forward or redirect from one
action to another, Struts performs the reset/populate/validate
sequence again. If you redirect, the request is empty, so nothing to
populate and the form corresponding to second action is not updated.
But if you forward from one
I read through the documentation and it seems like a nice add-on,
however, I did not see any examples on submitting two action forms
with one jsp page at the same time. Can you show me a code sample?
Thanks
Oleg
On 11/15/05, Oleg <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Cool. I will check it out. Any other i
Cool. I will check it out. Any other ideas on how to do it without
extra libraries, with just struts?
Thanks,
Oleg
On 11/15/05, Danny Lee <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Yeap I had similar problem too,
> perfectly solved with Struts Dialogs Framework.
>
> Just check this stuff out.
>
> http://struts
Yeap I had similar problem too,
perfectly solved with Struts Dialogs Framework.
Just check this stuff out.
http://struts.sourceforge.net/strutsdialogs/
Cheers
Danny
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