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Ray Clough wrote: I'm obviously missing something. Am I understanding this scenario correctly: I have 2 methods in my Action class: 'init' and 'save'. The 'init' method instantiates an instance variable 'myList', which is available to the jsp page thru a 'getList' method. The page is loaded

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--- Ray Clough <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Is the creation of a new instance the standard > behavior - I can't believe it is, because that would > make the whole 'thread-safe' model in S2 pointless. That's *why* it's thread-safe. d.

(S2) submit question

ted (a different instance 'id'). Is the creation of a new instance the standard behavior - I can't believe it is, because that would make the whole 'thread-safe' model in S2 pointless. Am I doing something silly or wrong (I could believe either)? Thanks, Ray Clough -- Vie

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I cleaned it up a bit. You don't need the rest, of course. Enjoy, Michael McGrady Tom Holmes Jr. wrote: I will try this out. Thanks! <%@ page language='java' %> <%@ page contentType='text/html; charset=UTF-8' %> <%@ taglib uri='struts-html'prefix='html' %>

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I will try this out. Thanks! Michael McGrady wrote: If you just create a little test.jsp and try these things out, it is easier than checking with the list. I made a little test.jsp with the following in it. Run it and check out what the window in the browser says. You have to set up your ow

Re: Submit Question

If you just create a little test.jsp and try these things out, it is easier than checking with the list. I made a little test.jsp with the following in it. Run it and check out what the window in the browser says. You have to set up your own taglib <%@ >tags, of course. <%@ page language=

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Tom Holmes Jr. wrote: I apologize for this simple, stupid question. I created a form on a JSP page. I put in the form the; So, how do I get the name/value of this from my FormBean? Would this work? And then in the form-bean, do this: public String getXXX() {return this.xxx;} Right, now

Submit Question

I apologize for this simple, stupid question. I created a form on a JSP page. I put in the form the; So, how do I get the name/value of this from my FormBean? Would this work? And then in the form-bean, do this: public String getXXX() { return this.xxx;} Right, now I actually hav