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> So what happens is the Action looks like...
>
> //EmployeeAction
> execute(...) or dispatchmethod() {
> EmployeForm empForm = (EmployeeForm)form;
> //validate form, if success proceed..
> boolean success = EmployeeActionHelper.updateEmployee(
> empForm, request );
> //messages set up based on success or failure
> }
Rick, I don't like it. :) Seriously, you've created a dependency on
Struts in your business layer, and IMO, that's a big no-no. For my
part, I do something similar, which I posted about yesterday-- I use
DynaForms and cast my ActionForms to DynaBeans before passing to the
business layer. This way, I have a dependency on BeanUtils in the
business layer, but not on Struts.
- Dave
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