Hi All,
I use a pre-insert interceptor to generate an ID for a record.
The insert operation is sucessfully on the database, I mean the SQL statement
runs well.
After the followup of the form I want to display the generated ID but jdbform
does not.
WHERE fieldName1 is the first ID I generate
fieldName2 is the second ID I generate
I know I could use sessions to pass data from Interceptor to the form, but is
there a cleaner way to do it without managing session variables?
My preinsert interceptor ends with the following lines..
................................................................
System.out.println("++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++studentcode:" +
studentCode);
System.out.println("++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++idperson:" +
new_id);
//Test per vedere se lo rilegge:
fieldValues.remove(fieldName1);
fieldValues.remove(fieldName2);
//Fine test se lo rilegge
setValue(table, fieldValues, fieldName1,
Long.toString(new_id));
setValue(table, fieldValues, fieldName2, studentCode);
personID_test=(String)
fieldValues.get("id_person").getFieldValue().toUpperCase();
studentcode_test=(String)
fieldValues.get("studentcode").getFieldValue().toUpperCase();
return GRANT_OPERATION;
................................................................
Thanx
Ivan
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