> -----Original Message----- > I may just be confused. I thought that I needed a state bean > to hold the > address information in and that I needed a form bean to > create the form on > the jsp page.
Think of the form bean (or form beans, plural) as the state of some portion of the total number of text boxes, radio buttons and other user input, regardless of the page(s) on which it all appears. It's an object that describes the state of the user-editable portions of the web page you just served up. The concept of a "state bean" shows up in the Struts user guide, and is an attempt to describe a good design pattern, viz. that you keep the state of your *application* separate from the web-related bits of your application. It is not a necessary thing to get Struts up and working. Struts, for example, does not have any class called a StateBean, or anything like it. Cheers, Laird -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> For additional commands, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
