Nikolaos Giannopoulos wrote:
> Hi,
>
>
> Unfortunately we can't have the same zero argument constructor coded 2
> different ways...
Yes, you can: If you derive from your class
class UserInitialized extends User
{
public UserInitialized() { super(); /* Do some initialization */}
}
That might be an option depending on your requirements. Just need to use
the UserInitialized class in your jsp's.
Or you could have a a bean that does the initialization:
class UserInitializer
{
User getInitializedUser() {User u = new User(); u.setFoo("bar");
return u; }
}
How do you load your user bean in the first place? If you use a getter
method of an action bean you could to the initialization in that getter
method.
>
> --Nikolaos
Yannik
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