--- John Mammen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I'm just starting on struts. I wanted to know if a
> formbean instance that has been declared with
> request scope can be accessed in a subsequent
> request.
>
> I.e.
>
> Instance of Formbean A (Request scope) --> Used to
> populate JSP page A --> Act
Hi,
I'm just starting on struts. I wanted to know if a formbean instance that has
been declared with request scope can be accessed in a subsequent request.
I.e.
Instance of Formbean A (Request scope) --> Used to populate JSP page A -->
Action B (Will the same instance of Formbean A, which wa
Adam Lipscombe wrote:
In this instance the problem is this:
Form1 has a logic:iterate tag that iterates over a List held in
myActionForm.
The List is setup by the initAction.do action.
How do I preserve the List between actionform instances?
(It's not referenced in the JSP other than the logic:iter
e JSP other than the logic:iterate tag)
Tia -Adam
-Original Message-
From: news [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Jeff Beal
Sent: 04 February 2005 17:14
To: user@struts.apache.org
Subject: Re: Best practice for formbean scope and handling form validation
errors
Adam Lipscombe wrote:
Adam Lipscombe wrote:
But, if the scope of the "myActionForm" formbean is "request" a new instance
of the formbean is constructed when Form1.jsp is re-displayed. Hence none of
the data that it originally held in it is present and the form fails. The
formBean was originally populated by /initAction
Folks,
I have 2 actions which look (sort of) like this:
If the Form1.jsp is submitted the "/processAction.do" gets called.
Validation occurs in either the "myActionForm" actionform or the "myAction"
action.
If the validation fails a struts ActionErrors object is populated and
Form
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