Before anything try model driven interface if you are
not doing any portlet developments.
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> As there is no concept of Action form beans in
> struts 2.0 we have to define
> the field attributes in the Action class.
>
> I am using the same action c
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> In the action class i defined a attribute called
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> public PersonalDetailForm getForm() {
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> public void setForm(PersonalDetailForm form) {
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> is there any way of defining this fields attribute
> in two separate bean classes and configure with the
> appropriate action?
Use regular JavaBeans and use the appropriate bean in
the JSP form and configure validation for each
bean/method combination.
That's a rea
Hi All,
As there is no concept of Action form beans in struts 2.0 we have to define
the field attributes in the Action class.
I am using the same action class for two form submission, is there any way
of configuring form beans to this actions.
For example if my first form has fields name, addr
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