I forgot to mention that your forms in a wizard need to use only stripes
form fields. The stripes form tag keeps track of which fields exist and
generates the hidden field. It does that to prevent people from
injecting fields that you didn't intend to receive.
Aaron
Pat Farrell wrote:
Aaron Porter wrote:
The hidden field is automatically generated by Stripes. It sounds like
you're missing the startEvents parameter in @Wizard. That tells which
events are valid entry points into the wizard.
How is it generated in the .jsp?
I do have code in the .java such as:
@Wizard(startEvents="begin")
@UrlBinding("/Registration.action")
public class RegistrationActionBean extends AbstractActionBean {
....
public Resolution begin() {
return new RedirectResolution("/registration.jsp");
}
Or am I missing some concept completely?
Pat
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