Yes I am doing:
JSP-1 -> Action-1 -> JSP-1
Action handler class:
ProductVO pv = new com.openstack.struts.testapp.ProductVO();
pv.setProductID("AH");
request.setAttribute("pv", pv);
In JSP:
<logic:present parameter="pv">
<bean:define id="pv" name ="pv" scope="request"
type="com.openstack.struts.testapp.ProductVO"/>
</logic:present>
And then
<logic:present parameter="pv">
<h3><bean:write name="pv" property="productName"/></h3>
<h3><bean:write name="pv" property="productID"/></h3>
</logic:present>
</body>
The action forwards to the same page but the ProductVO is NOT defined as a form bean.
Where am I going wrong ?
Sri Sankaran <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:Can you please elaborate? Are you saying
that the following works
JSP-1 -> Action-1 -> JSP-2
but
JSP-1 -> Action-1 -> JSP-1
doesn't. Make sure that you are referring to the bean with the same id under which you
have saved it (to request/session). Can you post the relevant JSP (both JSP-1 and
JSP-2), the action class (how the bean being persisted, how the user is
forwarded/re-directed to next view) and the struts-config (the action mapping).
Please post only the relevant portions.
Sri
-----Original Message-----
From: Harshal D [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, December 12, 2002 11:07 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Submitting to the same JSP
In my app when I create a bean in action class and display it in the next JSP
(forwarded) it works.
But if I try to display in the same JSP (at the bottom of original form) - it does not
work,
I am using tags to make sure bean is created (submit has happened) before displaying
its properties. But that part never gets displayed.
Any thoughts ?
- Harshal.
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