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hi,
your two jsp pages have different action forms associated
with them. so u cant expect the second jsp page to autopupulate the
previous request parameters. u have to go thro' the struts thing(action
class) which will then autopopulate ur new action form and then the jsp
page associated will show the values..
if both ur jsp pages share a single action form(which is in session)
then the second jsp page will automatically show the values
hope its clear now
-- nagi
-------Original Message-------
Date: Friday, July 11,
2003 12:33:32 PM
Subject: Populating
form from request parameters in JSP
Hello,
I know this question has probably been
asked several times. But,
possibly a Struts developer can explain
because I am confused.
Generally, my action classes receive posted
data, query the database,
put the query result as request attribute
and then forward to the
next JSP.
However, I find that form
properties in the next JSP dont get
auto-populated from the request
parameters. So, I define a new
action class (associated with the next
form), and use it simply
for forwarding. And then I can see the form
properties auto-populated.
So, why is this extra step (or extra
action class) needed ?
Or am doing something wrong here
?
Please
clarify,
Ajay
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