Oh, I agree... this is only the kind of solution I'd dream up with some
crazy requirement, as there seems to be in the OP :) I can't imagine
what design criteria would say you can't put an object in ANY scope!
But, if that's the case, it's time for some creative/wacky (depending on
your point
Frank W. Zammetti wrote:
One option might be a static HashTable in some class... key the table
by some calculated ID representing the request.. for that, see the
RequestHelpers.generateGUID() method in Java Web Parts:
Scott Van Wart wrote:
Sonu S wrote:
I can not store bean in request or sess
One option might be a static HashTable in some class... key the table by
some calculated ID representing the request.. for that, see the
RequestHelpers.generateGUID() method in Java Web Parts:
http://javawebparts.sourceforge.net/javadocs/javawebparts/request/RequestHelpers.html
(http://javaweb
Sonu S wrote:
I can not store bean in request or session or any scope (design
issues...)
If you can't store the bean in any scope, then you really have no way of
getting anything from the action to the jsp... I see no solution to your
problem with this constraint.
- Scott
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Hi 2 all
I am using struts in my application. In my application i am getting array of
objects of MyClass. This Class has methods like getName(), getId(),. I
am getting this array of object in Action class. I want to use these array
in JSP.
For this i am doing in Action Class i am doing.
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