Morten Matras <kodekon...@...> writes:
>
>
> This is probably because you haven't added a hidden field with the id of the
object you're trying to update.So if you need to edit an object in the
actionBean accessed with: getCustomer() / setCustomer(...) in the actionBean you
need to set the id of the customer in the form to have it fetched from the
database and updated instead of being instantiated.<s:form
beanclass="${actionBean.class}"><s:hidden name="customer"/>...The trick is to
add the hidden field with the name of the bean you need to edit.
Hi Morten
Thanks for the quick reply.
I do have a hidden field with the id of the object (<stripes:hidden
name="participant.id"/>) and Stripes still creates a new object (which I can see
from a debug statement in the constructor, then updates it with the ID and other
fields on the form rather than using the existing object in the ActionBean.
Your reply was slightly unclear so just in case I also added a hidden field with
just the object itself (<stripes:hidden name="participant"/>) just incase and
that didn't work either :)
Ben
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