Re: Pre populate form missing values from nested object

Ok, thanks Hubert - this confirms that I will have to do what I want another way. Cheers Conrad   Conrad CramptonSoftware Solutions ManagerForce Headquarters11 Edinburgh SquareSutton RoadMaidstoneME15 9BZ01622 653283 (ext)19-3283 (internal)07814 011752 (mobile)>>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 20/01/05 15:36

Re: Pre populate form missing values from nested object

Our views align on the use of session scoped beans, however, it seems that session scope is what meets your needs. > So this essentially means that nested objects are worthless as you can't > keep reference to child objects that you populate in the middle tier for the > trip around to the UI and

Re: Pre populate form missing values from nested object

    Conrad CramptonSoftware Solutions ManagerForce Headquarters11 Edinburgh SquareSutton RoadMaidstoneME15 9BZ01622 653283 (ext)19-3283 (internal)07814 011752 (mobile)>>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 19/01/05 16:07:49 >>> > So the question is this - how do I retain values of nested properties that> aren't r

Re: Pre populate form missing values from nested object

> So the question is this - how do I retain values of nested properties that > aren't required to be (or cannot be) represented in the jsp? The only values that you'll get when the form is submitted are the values that the form has. If you have values that you want to submit with the form, but do

Re: Pre-populate form

The ActionForm you specified in your ActionMapping in struts-config.xml under the name attribute, e.g. "logonForm", is available to you in the execute method. Just cast your ActionForm parameter to the particular form you used with the Action, e.g., if you have public ActionForward execute(Action

Re: Pre-populate form

From: "Roland Carlsson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > When you say that the newinsurance.jsp "just see it" where do you store > "it"? In request.setAttribute() with some key? Session? You don't have to store it anywhere... it's already there. In the 'execute' method signature, you are given a _reference_

Re: Pre-populate form

Every JSP page in my application is going to have two actions associated with it. One action will always be called prior to displaying the JSP page. The other will be called to process the user's input. In the struts-config, both of these actions are configured with the same form bean. Thus

RE: Pre-populate form

Roland, I dont know if this solution is not the approved way but I do the following. I have a CreateForm which extends the ActionForm. It contains all the properties that map to the database and the validation rules. I then have an UpdateForm which extends the CreateForm and implements its paren