I understand what you mean, but my example has been very simple
and only a little part of my page. I have much more text fields
on my page, and everything I need is stored in a Bean in session
scope. So using a PreAction to copy my whole Bean to an ActionForm
with a lot of properties would be a lot of work and code.
DynaValidatorFroms and Beans are there to avoid this extra Action,
and all this extra properties, or is it wrong? 

As you can see, I still have to learn a lot...

Regards,

Peter




>By overriding the value in each text field you will never get the user
enter value after validation 
>fails.
>
>You should (at least how i understand), populate the action form with
values in a "PreAction"
>i.e.
>
>PreAction -> display to user -> PostAction
>
>The preaction takes in the action form and populates its default values.
Then you can using the 
>struts "html" tag as they are intended
>
>Regards,
>
>Gareth



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