Thanks for the info.
"membership_address.do" is the Action from the JSP page when I do my submit. If I call the this Action with validate=true, then it's going to call the FormBean Validate method first, and if anything is required, then it would get errors and return to the calling page with a bunch of error codes even though the user wasn't there the first time. I've seen other people ask that question before.
The Action you suggest I call, is this a new Action altogether with no validation? This action could either get data from the database, or if that is already done, then I could just take the data from the MemberDTO and put that into the formbean as you suggest, then I would automatically forward to the Membership_Address.jsp page. Is that correct, or do you mean go to the same Action as when I do a submit.
So, I won't be a bother to the list, can you re-direct me to the struts-example web-app? Can I download that app from the Struts web-site directly?
Thanks again for the help.
Tom
Wendy Smoak wrote:
From: "Tom Holmes Jr." <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
So, the way I started to handle this is call the JSP page directly with the form. I got the 'member' object from session and I populated the value field as follows: <html:text property="address1" value="${member.address1}"/> Would this be appropriate? It works except for my checkboxes.
No. Set those values in the Action code, before forwarding to the JSP.
The struts-example webapp shows how to do this-- look for the calls to BeanUtils.copyProperties(...) that copy the values back and forth from the DTO to the form bean.
Don't forget to write a reset method to handle those checkboxes.
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