Is there some sort of setting that I am missing here?
I would appreciate any kind of help.
--- Pat Slater <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I have an method in a class that extends
> DispatchAction that throws Exception such as:
> public ActionForward saveMethod(ActionMapping
> mapping, ActionForm form,
> HttpServletRequest request,
> HttpServletResponse response) throws Exception
> {
> //......................
> try {
> myWork = saveMyWork(); //This throws a
> DateFieldException
> } catch(DateFieldException e) {
> ActionMessages errors = new
> ActionMessages();
> ActionMessage error = new ActionMessage(
> "errors.detail",e.getMessage() );
> errors.add(
> ActionMessages.GLOBAL_MESSAGE,error );
> saveErrors( request,errors );
> //return new ActionForward(
> mapping.getInput() );
> return mapping.findForward( "failureDate"
> );
> }
> //............
> }
> This method is invoked on a form post of a html-form
> (input form).
> Here everything is working as expected except that
> when the exception is thrown it takes me back to the
> original input form, but the input values are not
> populated in the html-form anymore. All the text
> fields are blank... Is this something that has to
> do something with returning ActionForward.... I
> obviously want those html-form fields to stay
> populated on the event of the exception, so that the
> user does not have to reenter all the fields except
> the field with the problem.
> Any help is highly appreciated.
>
>
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