Re: value bean

2006-10-05 Thread Tom Jerry
In LoginForm class itself, I have placed the get and set methods. What should be contained specifically in LoginValueBean class ? I am sort of confused. On 9/30/06, Tom Jerry <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: I want an example in terms of coding please. On 9/29/06, Eddie Bush <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>

Re: value bean

2006-09-29 Thread Tom Jerry
I want an example in terms of coding please. On 9/29/06, Eddie Bush <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Good morning, Tom! Thinking back to how and why we have a form bean, you'll recall that it's wise for us to use String properties in our form beans. This is so that we can avoid type conversions in

Re: value bean

2006-09-29 Thread Eddie Bush
Good morning, Tom! Thinking back to how and why we have a form bean, you'll recall that it's wise for us to use String properties in our form beans. This is so that we can avoid type conversions in capturing user input. This ensures that we don't lose any information that the user has suppli