Bob,
Thought the same myself. Anyway, front-end is not priority right now.
Thanks for the help anyway. Apache click's simplicity makes it attractive.
Ajax support could be better and more simpler though.
Regards,
V.Omprakash
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Bob Schellink
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Re: freeform input from front-end
Please respond to
click-u...@incuba
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[email protected] wrote:
> I am wondering if there's a solution to the below problem in click
> framework or any other framework. My user will have to populate javabeans
> in the front-end and post them to the back-end.
>
> Iam planning to have a form per bean or fieldset per bean. The form
fields
> will correspond to the javabean properties. The type of the javabean is
> however arbitrary and can be any bean.
Actually if you use the "form per bean" strategy you don't have to do
anything special. Form copyTo and copyFrom will work as expected so
this is probably the easiest way to handle this scenario.
bob
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