Hi,
Thanks for the response ... I will try this ...
Regards,
Sathish Kumar T
On Wed, Oct 27, 2010 at 3:05 PM, Li Ying wrote:
> May be you can copy all the properties from a map
> to an instance of your model class.
>
> You can implement this by
> (1)[BeanUtils.populate]
> of Apache Commons Bea
May be you can copy all the properties from a map
to an instance of your model class.
You can implement this by
(1)[BeanUtils.populate]
of Apache Commons BeanUtils
See:
http://commons.apache.org/beanutils/apidocs/org/apache/commons/beanutils/BeanUtils.html#populate%28java.lang.Object,%20java.util.
Since you have entities that share *date of birth *, Why don't you
consider using interface power?
You could modify your code in order to manage DOB, by implementing a
simple (f.e.) HumanBeing interface.
public interface HumanBeing{
Date getDateOfBirth();
void setDateOfBirth(Date);
}
}
Then you co
Hi Li,
Thanks ... Unfortunately, In my case, Map represents various java model
classes at run time ( User, Employee etc ). So I will get the values in a
Single Hash Map ( Using BeanUtils.describe )..
But Yes... as you said, By default struts 2 determine the Object Type using
Type of the attribute
Your data is declared as HashMap
So Struts2 don't know what data type the parameter should be converted to.
My suggestion:
Change your Action class likes:
Public Class ActionClass{
private *HashMap* userPropsAsDate;
private *HashMap* userPropsAsInt;
private *HashMap* userPropsAsStr;
// Setter
Hi Group,
I have a below issue with Data Binding. Consider we have below code
//Model Class
Public Class User {
Private *Date* dateOfBirth;
// Setter and Getter
}
// Action Class
Public Class MyActionClass{
Private *User* user ;
// Setter and Getter
}
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