It's really only for an example. It you want real object persistence, you'll need to develop your owne layer. Something like EJB's will make this much, much easier. Or some direct JDBC code perhaps. Vilavanh Messien wrote: > > I analyzed the struts example in order to develop my own small application. > Unfortunatelaty, I don't really understand how the user's information are > saved > in the "database.xml" file. > The DatabaseServlet must write the information in the "database.xml" when > the destroy() method > is called. > My question is how to make the destroy() method perform ? > > How can I do to pass some arguments to the DatabaseServlet ? > > Thanks > > Vilavanh
- Action.xml Katherine Barry
- Re: Action.xml Craig R. McClanahan
- RE: Action.xml Katherine Barry
- Re: Action.xml Craig R. McClanahan
- Hopefully a simple problem with 0.5 Doug Ahmann
- Re: Hopefully a simple problem w... Craig R. McClanahan
- Re: Action.xml Martin Cooper
- RE: Action.xml Katherine Barry
- Re: Action.xml Wong Kok Wai
- need some explanations Vilavanh Messien
- RE: need some explanatio... Jim Richards
- RE: need some explanatio... Vilavanh Messien
- Re: need some explanatio... Craig R. McClanahan
- RE: need some explanatio... Vilavanh Messien
- Re: need some explanatio... Craig R. McClanahan
- RE: need some explanatio... Vilavanh Messien
- Re: need some explanatio... Craig R. McClanahan
- Re: Action.xml martin . cooper
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- Re: action.xml John Hunt
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