This is just an idea
public class UserDetails {
public UserDetails( Person person, Event event, Mail mail ) {
// here you use the properties you need
this.firstName = person.getFirstName();
this.xxx = event.getXXX();
.....
}
}
And by the way you keep the bean population in you business layer.
François
Le 12 avr. 2012 à 17:33, myrz a écrit :
> Thanks François for your reply.
>
> But my real question is. "UserDetails" is it a bean that you created "by
> hand"?
> How do you populate it?
>
> Thanks again
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