On 10/12/05, Michael Jouravlev <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:[snip] > No. reset() is supposed to be overriden by an application developer, > it is empty by default. But I cannot override reset() on a dynabean, > can I? I suppose that I cannot, please correct me if I am wrong.
Sure you can. * Write a class that extends DynaActionForm and implements your custom reset() method. * Use this as the "className" attribute value instead of DynaActionForm. Yes, you have to write a class for each bean where you need a custom reset() method, but it only needs to contain reset() -- you don't have to write all the getters and setters that you would in a standard form bean. Indeed, your reset() method has direct access to the underlying Map named dynaValues, which contains the actual name/value pairs ... and that's what you would actually be changing. Craig
