The property in this particular case is a list of beans. I have not yet found
how to initialize a list in struts-config.xml.
Janarthan Sathiamurthy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi,
In the form bean definition in struts-config.xml, when u r defrining a
property, you can use -
So whenever the form bean will be used, for the field 'myField', struts will
populate its value as 'THIS_VALUE_WILL_BE_DISPLAYED'
Best Regards,
Janarthan S
Richard Yee wrote:
It is because the action class execute method is only executed when the
form is submitted, not when it is displayed. If you want to pre-load the
form, you need to create an action and either forward or redirect to the
action which then forwards to the page that displays the form.
-Richard
At 11:12 AM 1/5/2005, you wrote:
>I have a form that needs some initialization. The form is derived
>from DynaValidatorForm and its properties are defined in struts-
>config.xml. I initialize an attribute in the 'execute' method of
>my 'Action' class. For some reason when the servlet container
>creates the page for the first time, the Struts servlet does not call
>the 'execute' method and consequently there is no attribute
>initialization. When I hit the 'submit' button, the 'execute' method
>is called and the attribute is initialized correctly. I think that
>the problem is somewhere in re-direction, but I don't know where.
>Can anyone suggest why the 'execute' is never called before the
>initial display of the form?
>
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>Eli Segev
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