Found it. The struts frame work was not finding all the classes required to create the form bean so it was giving me a null value instead of throwing an exception. "Rick Reumann" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> schrieb im Newsbeitrag news:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > On Wed, Jul 23,'03 (03:34 PM GMT+0200), Struts wrote: > > > Hi all > > Can I prefill the values of my form bean ahead of displaying the jsp > > page that is associated with this form? > > If yes, how? > > Sure just do it in Action before you go the form or if you know they > will always be the same values you can set them as default or intial > values in your ActionForm/DynaActionForm. > > > I am trying not to override the values entered by the user on this > > result page. > > Because when an error occurs the page is redisplayed and since I am > > getting the values from an object that I store in the session, > > the fields are reset back to their original values. > > You definitely should be populating your form on the JSP from values in > Session (well, the exception would be select options lists). I like to > set up certain intial form values in a setUp dispatch or regular > SetUpAction since the setUp is often based on 'who' is logged in. > > There's a real basic example in lesson 1 here http://www.reumann.net/ > > -- > Rick
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