Re: About Action Form

2004-10-17 Thread Koon Yue Lam
ok, I get your point now, ^^ thank for help ! - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]

Re: About Action Form

2004-10-17 Thread Michael McGrady
Hi, Lam, I assume you are asking me what I was talking about. (When addressing something said, it is a good idea to leave that somewhere in your reply.) Anyhow, if you are asking about what I said, here is a bit. Usually there are a given number of options discussed for maintaining state with

Re: About Action Form

2004-10-17 Thread Koon Yue Lam
thanks to Frank ! and Michael: what u mean an application level multi-threaded program? is it a background deamon / process to store data that likely to be store by session ? - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additio

Re: About Action Form

2004-10-16 Thread Michael McGrady
Frank is definitely right. You will have to decide. You can store data in a database too. If you have a situation where the data is particularly session oriented, then storing in the session makes sense. However, remember the odd things that can happen with things like popups, frames, etc.

Re: About Action Form

2004-10-16 Thread Frank W. Zammetti
Session is probably the way to go. For things like this, i.e., data that is transient on the whole but needs to persists across a number of requests, session is probably the right choice. Why WOULDN'T it be the right choice? If your storing a lot of data, session can become a problem, especia

Re: About Action Form

2004-10-16 Thread Koon Yue Lam
oh, so I need some way to store data in the respond object I know session can be help, is it a right way to do? It is not very big object but it would be an array of String (which contains user's multiple selection) thanks for your help, ^^

Re: About Action Form

2004-10-16 Thread Michael McGrady
The answer can be determined by thinking it through. Start with where the data is and where it goes. You do not say if data prepopulates a form, so I will assume it does not. JSP1 has some data which is submitted and shows up in F1 and maybe A1. Right? There it is. Your data. All of it a

About Action Form

2004-10-15 Thread Koon Yue Lam
Hi, suppose I have 2 actions which each has its own action form A1 will have F1 A2 will have F2 and we have JSP1, JSP2 and JSP3 it is like a 2 steps wizard, user first access JSP1 and when submit, A1 is executed and populate F1, it then forward to JSP2 user will select some data in JSP2 and whe