From: "Dakota Jack" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
The second one probably does have something to do with how I am "farming" the values. Prior to using LazyValidatorForm, I have some values in the form as related to <html:form> and some not. E.g. I have a combination of <input type='hidden'> for example and <html:hidden>.
This really shouldn't matter (other than that with the plain old HTML tag, Struts can't render the 'value' from the form bean. But you don't always need that.) By the time it gets to HTML, they look the same, and when you submit the form, it's just name/value pairs in the request.
I have noticed that I am not getting any values in my Actions from my ActionForms by my normal, Struts 1.1, coding when I used LazyValidatorForm. All those values are blank, even the ones with <html:text> etc.
Again, how are you trying to get the values from the form? Showing some code might help, you've said "It doesn't work" in a bunch of ways but haven't given us much to look at.
Why would that be? It must be that I have to recode farming all values for LazyValidatorForm? I wish I had an ActionForm class that would allow me to have parametr name/values without getters and setters in the ActionForm but without other requirements. Apparently LazyValidatorForm has other requirements which I must learn?
What do you mean by 'farming' the values? IIRC this all started when you didn't want to pre-define property names. Could it be that a Mapped property in a normal ActionForm would do what you want? Do you really need separate properties for each one, or would putting them all into a single Map do just as well?
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Wendy Smoak
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