The trick is to point the "input" variable in your struts-config.xml to the
action class that "generated" the JSP page rather than the JSP page itself.
On failure of validation, you should redirect it to the "preparation" action
class for the form that solicits information for you - the action
Hi,
I feel that the approach given by Peter would be fine.
You might be populating the drop down by iterating a collection fetched from
Database. When you submit the form only the selected value is submitted from
the drop down not the entire collection (That is why you do not get the
collection b
Hi,
I would suggest that manually call validate and use Request Scope
Not many people seem to be using this approach, yet I have found it to be
the best overall solution.
This is how it works:
First of all make sure you do not have validate=true set in your action
mapping.You should call form.v
I had the same problem, and besides setting the form to session scope
you could do the following: Instead of storing your list of languages in
an ArrayList, store them in an array of Strings. Then on your jsp you
should be able to iterate over this list and sent all languages via the
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