Basically, I've an Action1 handles the ActionForm1 and on ActionForm1 I have
a property called actionName="update". When I finish my work on the
Action1, I forward the request (using mapping.findForward("success")) to
Action2, which handles the ActionForm2 and it also has a property named
actionName as well. I was expecting that the value of actionName on the
ActionForm2 to be null but in this case the value is also equals "update".
I don't know why this happens. I never set the value for the actionName on
the actionForm2 and I still get the "update"
Any ideas? Thanks
actionName="update" on the
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From: Eddie Bush [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, September 19, 2002 1:01 PM
To: Struts Users Mailing List
Subject: Re: [AGAIN] Duplicate values on both ActionForm error.
Can you redirect instead of forward? I'm not sure what your problem is
(I don't believe I understand your explaination), but that may very well
cure it ...
Hoang, Hai wrote:
>I've a master-detail page setup where the master page contains a number of
>items with hyperlink to the detail page. The problem occurred when I
>updating on the detail page and submit the update back to the database and
>forward the request back to the master page. Specifically, the property
>value (called it actionName = "update") on the ActionForm of the detail
page
>forwards it value to the ActionForm of the master page. Do you know why
>this happens? Thanks.
>
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