On 11/2/05, Michael Jouravlev <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Um, that is not exactly what I asked about. I want to define
> resettable properties in struts-config.xml file (or somewhere else, I
> don't care where), for example:
>
> <form-bean name="LogonForm"
> type="org.apache.struts.validator.DynaValidatorForm">
> <form-property name="username" type="java.lang.String"/>
> <form-property name="password" type="java.lang.String" initial=""
> reset="true"/>
> </form-bean>
Well, once Struts supports resettable fields then it'll be supported
by FormDef. FormDef supports the same attributes that <form-property>
supports. (Of course, there's no reset yet in struts-config, so there
ain't any yet in formdef. I'll put it there once we get it into
struts.)
> And then to use defined LogonForm bean in FormDef to bind it to
> business class or DTO, kind of like in your example:
>
> <form-definition>
> <formset>
> <form name="LogonForm" beanType="com.my.dto.UserInfoBean"/>
> </formset>
> </form-definition>
>
> Here "name" attribute refers to the form bean that already defined in
> struts-config.xml. Or you create another attribute, whatever.
Then you'll define it in FormDef:
<form name="myForm"
beanType="com.my.dto.UserInfoBean">
<field property="password" initial="" reset="true"/>
</form>
> If this is not feasible, would be great if you added support for
> resettable properties directly to FormDef. I was just thinking that
> combining and reusing is better than redefining.
>
> Michael.
Hubert
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