> The alternative is to use the request.getParameter("..") method,
> which is what I'm doing at present.
You definitly don't want to be doing this. First cast your form to
a DynaValidatorForm and then case each property as appropriate:
String name = (String) form.get("name");
...however,
I have found that sometimes I do a lot of work to convert. So I
write a base form class that extends DynaValidatorForm with methods
such as
getAsDouble
getAsString
getAsInteger
getAsFloat
getAsBoolean
and so an and so forth. Those methods just use ConvertUtils to
convert from String to whatever I need. But that is just one
solution. In most cases you don't even need this if you are using
BeanUtils.copyProperties
Dan
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