Re: slightly [OT] Hibernate and domain objects in web apps

2005-11-30 Thread Matt Morton
ing. Then send the object back to the action to be manipulated as necessary. Probably not perfect but seems to provide the flexibility we need. I am interested to know what others are doing too. Hope that helps. Matt Morton On 11/30/05, Tom Ziemer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Hi,

Re: slightly [OT] Hibernate and domain objects in web apps

2005-11-30 Thread Matt Morton
need - it'll just decrease performance. > But unfortunately I do see an alternative to DTOs so far, so in case > nobody else comes up with a brilliant idea, I guess I'll have to > implement it that way. > > BTW: Is it possible to use BeanUtils to copy entire beans or will I h

Re: slightly [OT] Hibernate and domain objects in web apps

2005-11-30 Thread Matt Morton
reply. My problem with DTOs is, that I expect > > to have about 150 dom objects, which would result in 150 DTOs. These are > > objects that I actually do not need - it'll just decrease performance. > > But unfortunately I do see an alternative to DTOs so far, so in case > &g

Re: Problem using LookupDispatchAction

2005-11-30 Thread Matt Morton
In your url you have acao=comando.pesquisar, I have always used the form where acao=Pesquisar or the value of the key in the map. Also are you sure that your Constants class is providing the Map to the LookupDispatchAction? Matt Morton On 11/30/05, Matheus Eduardo Machado Moreira <[EM

Re: design question --- struts & displaytag

2005-12-01 Thread Matt Morton
my head so double check it with the displaytag docs. Matt Morton On 12/1/05, fea jabi <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > can someone help me with this please? > > Thanks. > > > >From: "fea jabi" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > >Reply-To: "Struts Users Mailing