RE: Separate Java Bean Class for Getter/Setter method.

Here is my whole code. implement ParameterAware. Declaration of MAP. Map parameters = null; Call this method. getParameters("alId") public void setParameters(Map params) { // TODO Auto-generated method stub this.p

RE: Separate Java Bean Class for Getter/Setter method.

Yes, the map is Map. Because the HTTP protocol allows sending multiple parameters with the same name. (*Chris*) On May 19, 2011 2:06 AM, "arin_12" wrote: > I also tried Map . But the same result. > .toString also does not help any thing. It looks like the Parameter from > request is returning >

RE: Separate Java Bean Class for Getter/Setter method.

I also tried Map . But the same result. .toString also does not help any thing. It looks like the Parameter from request is returning Map. Later If i run the value as String array I get the value. The length is always sets to 1. String st[] = map.get("param"); value = st[1]; This gives me th

RE: Separate Java Bean Class for Getter/Setter method.

org > Subject: Re: Separate Java Bean Class for Getter/Setter method. > > Now the URL looks like, No extra amp; > http://localhost:8080/Samvidh_CIS/doEditAllergy.action?alId=2&; > alDescription=algy_full_desc&alName=algy_short_desc > > Now the New problem is that, I am not abl

Re: Separate Java Bean Class for Getter/Setter method.

Now the URL looks like, No extra amp; http://localhost:8080/Samvidh_CIS/doEditAllergy.action?alId=2&alDescription=algy_full_desc&alName=algy_short_desc Now the New problem is that, I am not able to retrieve the value of the key though I am able to see the key. Code in Action Class-

Re: Separate Java Bean Class for Getter/Setter method.

http://localhost:8080/Samvidh_CIS/doEditAllergy.action?alId=2&alDescription=algy_full_desc&alName=algy_short_desc This the URL that is generating. It is al not all. -- View this message in context: http://struts.1045723.n5.nabble.com/Separate-Java-Bean-Class-for-Getter-Setter-method-tp4385274p4

Re: Separate Java Bean Class for Getter/Setter method.

On Thu, May 12, 2011 at 11:59 AM, arin_12 wrote: > I am passing three parameters via URL from one page to another. > I only see one available on the second page; don't know why. > > Page one > > > >     >     > > > Page two > > value="%{#parameters.alDescription}"/> > > > > Any feed bac

Re: Separate Java Bean Class for Getter/Setter method.

I dont know if its a bug or functinoality. I am passing 3 param from a page. I am only able to receive the 1st one in the next page... Dont know why. Page one :- Page two :- Description Enable th

Re: Separate Java Bean Class for Getter/Setter method.

Thanks for the reply. I had tried the same thing and again removed. Will there be any dis/adv if I use this Model class ? Another question is how can i pass/retrieve a parameter in my action class ? http://localhost:8080/Samvidh_CIS/doEditAllergy.action?allergy.Id=1002 I want this allergy.Id=1002

Re: Separate Java Bean Class for Getter/Setter method.

Hi, If you want to keep the bean in a separate class then your action class that needs to implement two interfaces Modeldriven and Preparable. Its called model driven approach in struts 2 class MyBean { // attributes // getter and setter } class MyAction extends ActionSupport implements ModelDri