Tom,
In S2, the ActionForm is the Atcion itself. In other words, whatever you
achieved with Action form you now achieve with the Action itself (And
potentially a POJO).
Maybe an example will help.
class MyA extents ActionSupport{
private String foo;
private String bar;
... execute ()...{
}
/** These methods will be called automagically (introspection) by the
framework, _AS LONG_ as the param matches the
names of your peroperties (foo will be set by calling setFoo(), the same for
barr)
**/
public void setFoo(String paraFoo){
..
}
public void setBar(String paramBar)
..
}
Now, with the class above, you can have a HTML form with the "foo"and "bar"
fields.
If you what to use a complete separate POJO (for re-usability or other
purpose) you can:
clas myFooBar{
filed pars (foo, bar)
setters and getters
}
class MyA extents ActionSupport{
private myFooBar fooBar;
public String execute(){}
}
Now, in the HTML page, you have to say name the param myFooBar.foo and
myFooBar.bar
Regards,
Harring
Hope this helps.
Harring
On 4/3/07, tom tom <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi All,
What is the life cyle of S2 with regard to
ActionForms,Actions etc
Because S1 got the life cycle where it executes
ActionForm validate method and if success only it goes
to the Action Class.
How this life cycle is addressed in S2, Won't there
any Action form and also validate method's in S2.
If someone wants to have attributes in a seperate bean
instead of the Action class, what is the mechanism.
(How S1 ActionForm is addressed in S2)
in S1 we had the ability to keep forms in any scope
e.g request or session,
In S2 how can this be achieved.?
Is there any documentation written with regard to
this,
Thanks,
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