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I’m not sure quite what your question is. If your controllers extend ThrowawayBean2 (as opposed to FormBeanUser), then the bean properties of your controller will be populated from the request attributes before the perform() method is executed. After execution, the controller object itself becomes the model, but this can be easily overridden by calling ControllerContext.setModel().
Jeff Schnitzer [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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From looking at the friendbook example and the Maverick code it appears that all items that anything that extends ThrowawayBean2 will have that objects attributes placed in the request? Thanks Kris
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Title: attributes in the request
- [Mav-user] attributes in the request Thompson, Kris
- Schnitzer, Jeff
