Samuel,
I've had this problem as well and what I ended up doing was to add 'hidden'
tags to the top of my html:form element that encapsulated the parameters that
I wanted to persist to the next page. Something like:
<html:form action="/updateUser.do" method="POST">
<html:hidden name="user" property="id" />
<html:hidden name="user" property="groupID" />
...
User Name: <html:text name="user" property="name" />
Join Date: <bean:write name="user" property="joinDate" />
...
<html:submit /> <html:cancel />
</html:form>
I'm not aware of another way to do this that is 'hidden' to the user while
still keeping the vars in your request scope, just because of the way HTTP
works.
Best,
Riyad
On Wednesday 12 May 2004 09:07 am, Samuel Rochas wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I am using an Action which puts some data in the request scope. That's
> just fine to display the data in the (exactly one) next jsp page (let's
> call it target.jsp).
>
> I am submiting a form in target.jsp which should do some action an show
> again the target.jsp page.
>
> How can I tell my page / app to use the data of the prior request to
> resend the page? Can I resend the request info from the page to the server?
> Or should I use a session scope variable, or reexecute the prior action
> instead?
>
> Sincerly
> Samuel
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