claym wrote:
One of the things I really liked about Spring MVC was the fact that it was
very easy to control the flow of a request. You could use referenceData() to
add data that was needed on the page but not necessarily form related, then
formBackingObject() for the actual pre-submission form p
actually, S2 have a equivelent to spring's command object. S2 can
populate the model object for you, if you get right interceptor. and
when a invalid submissiom comes in, s2 action can forward you back to
the input page with error messages. s2 also has an oblivious advantage
against spring mvc, tha
I am feeling really dumb now, that doesn't sound "very easy" at all
:). Could you re-write your question for non-spring mvc users?
musachy
On Jan 30, 2008 2:36 PM, claym <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> One of the things I really liked about Spring MVC was the fact that it was
> very easy to contr
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