Re: Keeping Session small using Validation

2005-09-14 Thread Kishore Senji
If you only want to use a DynaActionForm, you could use TilesController and set the list in the form using BeanUtils. In you tiles controller get the ActionForm for the module and set the corresponding form property. ActionConfig actionConfig = (ActionConfig)request.getAttribute( Globals.MAPPIN

Re: Keeping Session small using Validation

2005-09-14 Thread Sudhaker Raj
What about keeping the list in form-bean? It is DynaForm, so you can populate using form.set("mylist", mylisy); and retrieve back using ${form.map.mylist} (or RT equivalent of it). If you put in session, you have to take care of removal. In this case Struts will take care of it and recycle it. O

Re: Keeping Session small using Validation

2005-09-14 Thread Sudhaker Raj
/--\ | Action | populates list \--/ | V /--\ | JSP/Tiles| \--/ The list is not being populated when validation fails as framework is throwing back request to JSP/Tiles without running the population code. This is very well expected beh

Keeping Session small using Validation

2005-09-14 Thread Dylan Stamat
I have an Action which sets a populated List in a DynaValidatorForm Bean. The "input" of the ActionMapping in the struts-config simply points back to the .jsp page (actually a tile def) and uses to print out the error messages. If no validation problems occur, there aren't any problems. However