Actually, "request.getSession().setAttribute("intArray",intArray);" will place the
object in Session scope, not request scope.
As far as where to load the collection into the request scope -- I would say either do
in in the Action that forwards to the JSP -- if you have one. Or use a standard
jsp:useBean tag in the JSP to make the collection available.
-----Original Message-----
From: Jean-Pierre Romeyer [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Friday, January 10, 2003 10:58 AM
To: 'Struts Users Mailing List'
Subject: Where to do the "request.setAttribute"code for iterate, select
collection bean
Hello,
To use the iterate, select, ... I want to put a collection bean in the
request scope
so the java code is
"request.getSession().setAttribute("intArray",intArray);"
OK I make it works, but I've got a newbie architecture question
Accordind to struts philosophy but where to put this java code ???
- in the jsp : not really nice , specially if I have to do somme request
to build the collection
- in the action form reset method : work the first time when the Form bean
is created but not during folowing jsp access
- in the action : but must do in every action doing forward to this form
- other
Thanks
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