Do you mean what Dan has been talking about, persisting a form bean
across multiple requests?
Doh! Bart! I just sat down to write a simple example and realized that
makeFormBean() doesn't have enough parameters. Sorry about that :-)
It has been corrected in CVS. Here is an example of using it:
You would have two instances of the FormBeanUser class. The only real
difference (besides any application logic you want to put in your
performSimple() methods) is the makeFormBean() method. The first one
would be like this:
protected Object makeFormBean(HttpServletRequest request,
HttpServletResponse response, ServletConfig servletCfg)
{
Object bean = new MyFormBean();
request.getSession().setAttribute("theBean", bean);
return bean;
}
The second one would be like this:
protected Object makeFormBean(HttpServletRequest request,
HttpServletResponse response, ServletConfig servletCfg)
{
Object bean = request.getSession().getAttribute("theBean");
if (bean == null)
bean = new MyFormBean();
return bean;
}
Does that clear it up?
Jeff Schnitzer
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-----Original Message-----
From: Roman V. Petrov
Sent: Wed 4/17/2002 9:48 AM
To: maverick
Cc:
Subject: [Mav-user] Form bean implementation
Could anybody post an example of request/session struts-like
form bean
implementation with Maverick 2.0?
Sincerely yours, Roman Petrov
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