ActionForm does not have to correlate to HTML form one-to-one. You can create one ActionForm with session scope and use nested DTOs/BOs for each HTML form. For relatives' form you can use a list of nested DTOs. It is even simpler that you do not need to render a particular relative, you just enter them.
Michael. On 8/9/05, Leo Asanov <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Yes, I am talking about one form per request > situation. I don't really see how I can use it as it > is. ActionForm object will be overriden with the > latest one and all previous data will be lost. > > Ideally I would prefer to have all data stored in the > session automatically and only when user clicks > "finish" I would take all ActionForm objects from the > session and save them into database. Without multiple > instances of one form it can easily be done. > > Cheers, > Leo > > > If you just want to have your 'add one more person' > > button display a page > > with a form to enter that person's details (i.e. > > multiple instances of the > > same form being used one per request) you don't need > > to do anything special > > besides make sure your form bean implements reset() > > appropriately. --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
