date, etc.) and validations that you want to
perform on the incoming parameters anyway.
Paul Copeland
JOT Servlets Web Component Framework
http://www.jotobjects.com
Date: Fri, 2 Sep 2005 18:52:41 +0200
From: Dani Pardo <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Subject: Re: Filling-in a
Bean inside a Servlet
&
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Subject: Re: Filling-in a Bean inside a Servlet> Can I fill all the properties of the Bean magically on a line, The> same way that the jsp
does this
already.
John Zerbe
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Can I fill all the properties of the Bean magically on a line, The
same way that the jsp does it via ???
There must be a trick or a workaround, because this method doesn't
scale. There must be some trick to achieve to get a Customer object as a
parameter:
Hi, I respond to myse
En/na Brett Zamora ha escrit:
Dani...
Couple of thoughts... have you considered making the scope of the bean
"session"?
Seems to me like the properties of the bean are already set, based on your
statement.
Yep, I've tried making the property Bean session-scoped. But the
problem remains th
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Hi, I'm
Hi, I'm working on a CRUD app. I have a customer bean, with Name, City,
Phone, etc..
I also have a jsp page (CustomerEdit.jsp) with all the text fields,
that should be used to Add a new customer AND Edit an existent customer.
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