claym wrote:
One of the things I really liked about Spring MVC was the fact that it was
very easy to control the flow of a request. You could use referenceData() to
add data that was needed on the page but not necessarily form related, then
formBackingObject() for the actual pre-submission form p
#x27;re just displaying a non-form page, but you could always use
> > SimpleFormController if you needed it.
> >
> > I'm not seeing that kind of behavior in Struts 2. I'm not saying it's
> > required functionality, but I certainly appreciated it in Spring MVC
preciated it in Spring MVC.
>
> Is it there and I'm not seeing it? How would you control the request like
> this?
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it in Spring MVC.
Is it there and I'm not seeing it? How would you control the request like
this?
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