> On the form displayed by the B.jsp page, the user can choice specific > parameters for the first selected item on A page. When the > user submits > this form, the B-bean-form is populated, and then the B-Action saves > these parameters and forwards to B.jsp, for the user to > select specific > parameters for the second selected item on A page. But it doesn't > work...B.jsp displays nothing...
10 a.jsp - Initial user selection 20 Action for a.jsp - takes stuff entered in a.jsp and builds stuff for b.jsp 30 b.jsp - Display options for item in a.jsp and as built in 20 40 Add item to shopping cart or an array or something 50 GOTO 10 - I'm assuming there's a way to stop this process. So you have a looping form submission that stops only when the user is done doing what they're doing. If your problem is that the form elements on b.jsp are not getting prepopulated you'll need to look at your Action that is associated with a.jsp, and the business logic it uses. It sounds like you're problem lies in line 20. Make sure you are properly prepopulating the ActionForm object that is used in b.jsp; if it's not set up correctly it won't display the data you need. Basically yours, -= J -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> For additional commands, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
