Thanks for answer.
This is I was afraid of .
:o(
Thanks.
Honza S.
Jeff Beal wrote:
> Anything's possible. You'll have to re-write the processPopulate
> method
> in a custom RequestProcessor to enforce the order of properties that
> you want. That doesn't mean it's a good idea. I would **stro
Anything's possible. You'll have to re-write the processPopulate method
in a custom RequestProcessor to enforce the order of properties that you
want. That doesn't mean it's a good idea. I would **strongly** suggest
re-writing your ActionForm so that it doesn't need to behave that way.
-- Je
Hi there
I have the problem I'm not able to solve:
I have form and formBean and I need to set one attribute to be saved into
the bean as a first attribute at all.
That's mean, that I have form with two hidden values: value1 and value2.
After submiting the form I need value1 to be saved into the b
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