As you can see from the responses, you have a variety of options.
Another option (I guess Niall forgot to mention) is to use your VO
directly. Declare your VO as the form bean type, and Struts will use
a BeanValidatorForm and wrap it with a WrapDynaBean. Really, though,
you don't need to be awar
On Tue, 9 Nov 2004 12:45:48 -0500, Robert Taylor <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Yes. Wendy is absolutely correct.
> Although the I described will work technically,
> you will run into issues as Wendy already mentioned.
I use Robert's approach and make my VO as a JavaBean which only
accepts String an
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> Patrick, you could use DynaActionForms and just have your VO as a property.
> You could unit test your VO's and the ActionForm is just a wrapper.
> DynaActionFo
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Subject: VO usage
I have an application that uses struts - ejbs - hibernate. My value
objects used for hibernate have the exact members as my html forms.
Does anyone have
Any suggestions to re-use these value objects? IE: It seems that I must
defin
rick Beagan [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Tuesday, November 09, 2004 11:49 AM
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: VO usage
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> I have an application that uses struts - ejbs - hibernate. My value
> objects used for hibernate have the exact members as my html forms.
> Does
From: "Patrick Beagan" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Any suggestions to re-use these value objects? IE: It seems that I must
> define an ActionForm for my struts layer, and have a plain value object
> in my app server layer. I'd rather not duplicate.
While it might seem like a good idea to use the datab
I have an application that uses struts - ejbs - hibernate. My value
objects used for hibernate have the exact members as my html forms.
Does anyone have
Any suggestions to re-use these value objects? IE: It seems that I must
define an ActionForm for my struts layer, and have a plain value objec
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