Stacia Carr wrote:
> I am building a site using EJBs and JSPs.
>
> In coding a user registration page I was hoping to find an elegant solution
> for form processing (something similar to the <jsp:setproperties name="id"
> property="*"> tag used for java beans in connection with the useBean tag).
>
You will find just such a beast in a utility class in the Struts framework,
available at <http://jakarta.apache.org/struts>. Check out the
BeanUtils.populate() method.
>
> In the Fields/Kolbs JSP text we found a diagram showing flow from jps to
> servlet to EJB in order to do form parameter sets, gets and validation.
>
> This leading us to believe that the intended method for accessing EJBS from
> a JSP is through a Java Servlet.
>
> Does anyone have any pearls of wisdom to throw down on this subject?
>
The Struts framework presents one approach to dealing with form validation, using
an MVC design approach. It doesn't deal specifically with EJBs for the model or
the business logic -- regular JavaBeans can be used as well -- but they could
easily be integrated in a Struts-based application.
>
> Thanks-
> Stacia Carr
> [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
Craig McClanahan
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