Dave Newton wrote:
Scott Van Wart wrote:
The only problem there is you can't rely on the "input" attribute of
the action to return to the form and would have to use an action
forward instead
Why's that? I've been using mapping.getInputForward (or whatever the
method is).
You cut off this next part when you quoted:
> (which is fine, though honestly you can probably find
> the input attribute somewhere in the ActionMapping
> class, as Struts has to do this too when validation fails).
So there you go. There is no why not, but at least you answered the "how".
- Scott
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