Since you are using modeldriven and the model is FlashCard, i think the
following

 <sjr:tinymce
        id="flashCard.answer"
        name="flashCard.answer"
        key="label.flashcard.answer"
        rows="20"
        cols="50"
        editorTheme="simple"
    />

should be changed to

 <sjr:tinymce
        id="flashCard.answer"
        name="answer"
        key="label.flashcard.answer"
        rows="20"
        cols="50"
        value="answer"
        editorTheme="simple"
    />

the name field should be given without the prefix flashcard.also you
should provide the 'value' attribute in order for it to be
pre-populated.


thanks & regards
sewdil


On Thu, Jun 23, 2011 at 1:23 AM, Justin Robbins <justinhrobb...@gmail.com>wrote:

> Hi folks,
>
> I have a POJO which has a field of type java.util.Set that is
> collection of domain objects. When I submit a form to my Action, all
> the POJO fields are populated with values from the form except the
> field which is the collection. I have no idea why this collection
> isn't getting populated.  Any advice on how to resolve this problem or
> how to better troubleshoot it would be much appreciated.
>
> I'm posting some code excerpts below but please not that I posted
> larger code excerpts for my example in a separate post StackOverflow.
> I hope that's not considered a faux pas for cross posting but it
> didn't seem these emails are a great place to copy and paste a bunch
> of code.
>
>
> http://stackoverflow.com/questions/6443498/pojos-collection-not-populated-when-submitting-form
>
> I also have a second related question.  My POJO's collection is a
> java.util.Set.  Does it matter to Struts 2 (or complicate things) that
> I'm using a Set and not a List?  Is it common to use a Set as a
> collection field in a POJO used in Struts 2?  The reason I'm using a
> Set is that I'm using Hibernate for ORM and according to the
> documentation a Set is the most common collection used association
> based mappings in Hibernate.
>
> <s:textfield name="flashCard.links.url" key="label.flashcard.link"
> size="66" />
>
> I've also tried:
> <s:textfield name="flashCard.links[0].url" key="label.flashcard.link"
> size="66" />
>
> From the Action class:
> FlashCard flashCard = new FlashCard();
>
> public FlashCard getFlashCard() {
>        return this.flashCard;
> }
>
> public void setFlashCard(FlashCard flashCard) {
>        this.flashCard = flashCard;
> }
>
> From the POJO:
> private Set<Link> links = new HashSet<Link>(0);
>
> public Set<Link> getLinks() {
>       return this.links;
> }
>
> public void setLinks(Set<Link> links) {
>      this.links = links;
>  }
>
> --
> Regards,
> Justin Robbins
>
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