Struts does not require a form bean. Doing what you are describing is
trivial with struts tags or even vanilla jstl tags. If you are using
servlet 2.4 (tomcat5), it is even more trivial. They all use
reflection to get to the properties, and the beans can be in any
scope. I guess I am making the assumption that they are beans, and not
classes with public members.
IMO, your jsp would be way cleaner because your action could do all
the interaction with the business layer (instead of using a
scriptlet).
Larry
On Thu, 3 Mar 2005 16:30:36 -0800 (PST), M Murali <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> for example: in JSP we have
>
> <%
> LineInfo[] infos = LineBean.GetAllLines();
> %>
> <form>
> <% for (int = 0; i < infos.length; i++) %{>
> <input type=text value = infos[i].LineNo>
> <input type=text value = infos[i].UserName>
> <% }%>>
> </form>
>
> how can this be done using struts. Do we need to create a LineInfoFormBean
> ?? THe LineInfo is a proxy generated data class, if we have to create a
> FormBean for each dataclass, then it would be very in efficient and this
> would be duplicate of get/set from data class. Is is possible?? I heard the
> same can be easily using Spring. Any ideas, which one is best suits here.
>
> Thanks in advance.
>
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