I did some tinkering and found that even though my setup action is
indeed associated with a form bean, and my reset method is defined and
sets my values to null, when I return to an action from a validation
failure or forwarded from another action, the form that I originally
used to populate the data on that page is present and intact.
1. Is it reasonable to simply make use of this mechanic to allow this
data to persist?
2. I find that I am shocked by some astounding discovery regarding
Struts functionallity, and I have gone through all of the documentation
on the website, can anyone direct me toward comprehensive (or as close
as possible) documentation of Struts internals in hopes that I can stop
posting silly questions here and not have to resort to reading source?
Thanks everyone!
Tarek Nabil wrote:
If you don't associate your setup action with a form bean, the reset
method will not be called, and whatever was in the form will be
retained.
-----Original Message-----
From: Kyle W. Cartmell [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, May 03, 2006 2:39 AM
To: Struts Users Mailing List
Subject: Re: validation breaks my form prepopulation
This is extremely helpful, because it gives me the opportunity to
prepopulate my form once again should validation fail. There's still a
sticky bit here, in that request attributes that are set from a previous
form are lost and cannot be recreated.
I believe that this is pretty much something that I have to just handle
and there aren't any magic spells to drive that process, but please
correct me if I'm wrong. :)
Thanks again!
Michael Jouravlev wrote:
On 5/2/06, Kyle W. Cartmell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Within my web application (using the Struts action framework) when
validation of an ActionForm fails and control is returned to the JSP
indicated by struts-config.xml, any request attributes that were
passed to that JSP originally are lost because a new request object
has been created.
"input" attribute of "action" element in struts-config.xml does not
have to refer to JSP page directly, it can point to setup action of
your JSP page.
Michael.
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