Hi Greg,
the thing about ModelDriven is that the model object gets pushed on the
value stack _before_ your action method is executed. To initialize the
model object before the ModelDrivenInterceptor comes into play, just
implement Preparable and do your initialization in prepare() (as Lukasz
already suggested)
- René
Greg Stasica schrieb:
> hi,
>
> the scenario is as follow:1
> 1. class EditMyBeanAction implements Model...
> 2. url mapping calls edit method on the EditMyBeanAction
> 3. the result should be that once edit method returns (it loads MyBean
> object from the database) MyBean should be displayed on the jsp
>
> the problem is that it seems like with hibernate it doesn't work at least
> when used as below (reassigned object addresses)
>
> classs EditMyBeanAction implements Model ..<MyBean>
>
> private MyBean bean = new MyBean();
>
> public MyBean getModel()
> {
> return bean;
> }
>
> public String edit()
> {
> MyBean mb = hibernateFacade.loadMyBeanObjectById(123);
> // bean.setName("test") ----- 2
> bean = mb; // 3
> return "success";
>
> }
>
>
> i suspect that the problem is somewhere around proxy classes either in
> hibernate or ognl (i would rather start to look here though) because if i
> uncomment line 2 and comment out 3 i'm getting the test value on the name
> property.
>
> surely the workaround is to:
> 1. copy properties from one object to another but again this is simply a
> waste of memory :)
> 2. get the MyBean object in getModel() method but i don't think this method
> should do any dao/business operations
>
--
René Gielen
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