I'm designing a set of beans to allow bean calls within a JSP page. The
bean instance has many attributes/properties. So - what's the best way
to design bean methods - pass in many parameters for the action method
to work off of, or rely on setter methods prior to invoking the bean
action method
Ie - is it better to do:
<% mybean.doaction(" param1 param2 param3 ... "); %>
or better to do:
<% mybean.setParam1("param1"); %>
<% mybean.setParam2("param2"); %>
....
<% mybean.setParam("paramn"); %>
<% bean.doaction(); %>
What's the "best practice" or suggested practice for doing something
like this?
Thanks for the feedback - I know Java well, but am still learning with
respect to beans and JSP.
Dave Hecksel
Axtive Software Corporation
(214) 880-4820
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