On Mon, 12 Jul 2004 13:02:21 -0400, Erik Weber <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
I recall that when I set the "value" property on any of my inputs, I ran
into a problem with user input changes being "remembered" in the case of
a page reload due to form validation failure.
This depends Erik. If you
At 6:33 PM +0200 7/12/04, Amleto Di Salle wrote:
Hi all,
you can use the action in order to obtain the VO.
But a question: Are you using the html tags inside your jsp?
If yes, you can put the VO in the request and use the "value" (for
example value="${requestScope.anObject.aProperty}") attribute in
Yes, I am using the html tags. I thought of what you are saying, but if
I understand the responses of others correctly (particularly Wendy),
just calling the setters of your form in your "prepopulate" action
should take care of this; you shouldn't have to explicity provide any
values to your ht
Hi all,
you can use the action in order to obtain the VO.
But a question: Are you using the html tags inside your jsp?
If yes, you can put the VO in the request and use the "value" (for
example value="${requestScope.anObject.aProperty}") attribute in the
html tags (for example "html:text).
I would
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