Interesting use of helper beans...
Ted can you comment on the number of options available
for multi-page flows. Could these helper beans help
to provide request scoped beans across multiple
screens without the need to save between each page?
1. session-scoped beans
2. request scoped beans with i
In the parlence of HTML you *cannot* submit two forms at the same time.
There is a single request, which will have zero or more parameters. In a
HTML page, these parameters can be created using either the tag
or the tag. When you submit a form, or click on a hyperlink, you
create the request,
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> Subject: RE: Passing multiple ActionForms (at the same time) to an
> Action
>
>
> In the situation I describe I want two forms to be submitted to the search
> action *at the same time*- one representing the currently entered
> details of
> th
> Sent: 19 June 2003 13:46
> To: 'Struts Users Mailing List'
> Subject: RE: Passing multiple ActionForms (at the same time) to an
> Action
>
>
> Hi Paul,
>
> You might try changing the scope attribute of the actions
> associated with
> the form
ctionForms (at the same time) to an Action
In the situation I describe I want two forms to be submitted to the search
action *at the same time*- one representing the currently entered details of
the booking & one representing the entered search criteria. The action
should return both
In the situation I describe I want two forms to be submitted to the search
action *at the same time*- one representing the currently entered details of
the booking & one representing the entered search criteria. The action
should return both of these forms unmodified (to preserve data the user has
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