ahhhh I see. Soam I adding scrope="session" to the Form Bean or the Action
Mapping?
On 5/6/05, Michael Jouravlev <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> > I do have redirect="true" set on the actionMapping that brings me to
> this
> > page, and tthe browser should be caching field values.
> >
> > the weird thing is this works in other places
>
> If you want to keep redirect="true" (I personally prefer redirects for
> better user experience), then you may want to set scope="session" for
> your form.
>
> This should not work in other places. Maybe your other forms have
> session scope or somehow browser thinks that it can cache those pages?
>
> > > You need to include hidden files for any static text properties.
> > >
> > > Typically I have <bean:write name="form" property="property"
> > > /><html:hidden name="form" property="property" />
> > >
> > > NOTE: this should not be done for input fields
> > >
> > > <html:text name="form" property="property" /> <!-- do not include a
> hidden
> > > field for this property -->
> > >
> > I actually am for one of the properties.
> > In the page I have :
> > <html-el:hidden property="queryName" value="${queryName}"/>
> > and in the Action Class (right before the reditrct to this page)
> > request.setAttribute("queryName",queryName);
> > and it shows fine in view--> source.
> > thn if I submit the form (wiuth an error) the hidden field is **not**
> > populated
>
> It will not be populated. You redirect to the page, that is, you
> reload the page from the server using empty GET request with no query
> parameters. Struts cannot populate your form bean since there is no
> input data. So it just shows you JSP using current form field values.
> If your form has request scope, it is recreated for each request, so
> there are no values in it.
>
> Do not use hidden fields. You started well using redirection to the
> View ;-) Just change scope of your form to "session", and it will
> retain values for you. But now you would have to clean unneeded values
> in the reset() method. It is a bit of a hassle, but it works better
> for an end user, and you do not need to pass viewstate in hidden HTML
> fields.
>
> Maybe you will find this useful:
> http://wiki.apache.org/struts/StrutsCatalogRedirectToInputPage
> http://wiki.apache.org/struts/StrutsMultipleActionForms
>
> Michael.
>
--
-Dave
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