Re: [SCAFFOLD] How get session in ProcessActionHelp class

2003-09-19 Thread Lázaro Miguel Fung
Ted, I try to follow your advice, but arrise some questions:

- If is needed to define all form-beans properties, validation rules, reset
rules, is like go back to Struts 1.0 ?
- There is another way to get a session object, and use scaffold package to
query a persistant layer (SQL DB) and return a Bean Object to show in a View
Layer ?

TIA
LFung

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 The ProcessAction is designed to pass the ActionForm object down to the
 business layer. The simplest thing is to make the object part of the
 ActionForm. The best place to do something like that is the reset
 method. It is passed the HttpServletRequest, so you have access to just
 about everything public in the application. Just put a bookId property
 on your ActionForm and populate it through reset. For examples, see the
 reset method of the BaseForm in the same package.

 HTH, Ted.

 Lázaro Miguel Fung wrote:

  Hi.
 
  How I can get a session object in a ProcessActionHelp class,
 
  I have this session object: bookId
 
  How I can use this session inside a ProcessAction.
 
  TIA
  LFung
 
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Re: [SCAFFOLD] How get session in ProcessActionHelp class

2003-09-18 Thread Lázaro Miguel Fung
I will check that.

Thanks Ted.

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Subject: Re: [SCAFFOLD] How get session in ProcessActionHelp class


 The ProcessAction is designed to pass the ActionForm object down to the
 business layer. The simplest thing is to make the object part of the
 ActionForm. The best place to do something like that is the reset
 method. It is passed the HttpServletRequest, so you have access to just
 about everything public in the application. Just put a bookId property
 on your ActionForm and populate it through reset. For examples, see the
 reset method of the BaseForm in the same package.

 HTH, Ted.

 Lázaro Miguel Fung wrote:

  Hi.
 
  How I can get a session object in a ProcessActionHelp class,
 
  I have this session object: bookId
 
  How I can use this session inside a ProcessAction.
 
  TIA
  LFung
 
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[SCAFFOLD] How get session in ProcessActionHelp class

2003-09-17 Thread Lázaro Miguel Fung
Hi.

How I can get a session object in a ProcessActionHelp class,

I have this session object: bookId

How I can use this session inside a ProcessAction.

TIA
LFung

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Re: [SCAFFOLD] How get session in ProcessActionHelp class

2003-09-17 Thread Ted Husted
The ProcessAction is designed to pass the ActionForm object down to the 
business layer. The simplest thing is to make the object part of the 
ActionForm. The best place to do something like that is the reset 
method. It is passed the HttpServletRequest, so you have access to just 
about everything public in the application. Just put a bookId property 
on your ActionForm and populate it through reset. For examples, see the 
reset method of the BaseForm in the same package.

HTH, Ted.

Lázaro Miguel Fung wrote:

Hi.

How I can get a session object in a ProcessActionHelp class,

I have this session object: bookId

How I can use this session inside a ProcessAction.

TIA
LFung
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