Hi,
I've had the same problem and used a mapped backed form bean, which
worked really well. Now I am wondering whether it's possible to use the
validator plugin to validate the entries. The only problem is that
a) I don't know what kind of properties and
b) how many of them are submitted.
Any id
Thanks for your reply Jeff. I am trying to develop a simple action and bean
with mapped properties for proof of concept. This will confirm if i can use
these.
Asif
At 06:02 PM 2/22/2005, you wrote:
>Have you looked at indexed and/or mapped form bean properties?
>
>Muhammad Asif wrote:
>>Hi,
>>
Have you looked at indexed and/or mapped form bean properties?
Muhammad Asif wrote:
Hi,
I have a form that contains variable number of fields. User can add/remove
fields on this form dynamically (using some separate gui). For using a
form-bean we need to know number of fields before hand if new f
Hi,
I have a form that contains variable number of fields. User can add/remove
fields on this form dynamically (using some separate gui). For using a
form-bean we need to know number of fields before hand if new fields are added
we need to change form-bean definition each time. Is there way to
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