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Will Liu wrote:
Hello,
I need to see how flexible the ActionForm class can be. It seems the nstandard way to use ActionForm objects is to have strings as the instance variables, i.e:
SampleForm extends ActionForm { String input;
public String getInput() { return this.input; } public void setInput(String input) { this.input = input; }
}
-- This works find for normal usage, however, I really need an object inside the ActionForm class... i.e. something of the nature:
SampleForm extends ActionForm{ Tuple input;
public Tuple getInput(){ returh this.input; }
public void setInput(Tuple a){ this.input = a; } }
Where Tuple would be something like:
Tuple { String one; String two;
getOne() ... getTwo()...
setOne()... setTwo()... }
---
I'm having a really hard time getting these values set inside the Action class that deals with the form.... if anyone has any experience with this type of functionality, I would really appreciate any help. thanks in advance.
-w
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