crazy error

2003-03-07 Thread Rajesh . Jayabalan
Hi,

 I have a action calls which populates the formbean and forward to JSP where I
can see the values but when I submit the jsp back to the same action the values
or lost.

 the jsp code is ( from the javasript I can see the values I print in the
alerts) and I get the value I set to actionstr in the action servlet but none
of the other values like product_id or period_end_date.  What is wrong??

Regards
Rajesh J
function cancelr()
{
  allo.actionstr.value=cancel;
  alert(allo.period_end_date.value);
  alert(allo.product_id.value);
  allo.submit();
}

/script
/head

body topmargin=0 leftmargin=0
html:form action=allocationAction
   name=allocationActionForm
   type=lam.mffs.form.AllocationActionForm
   styleId=allo
   scope=session
html:hidden property=actionstr styleId=actionstr/
table border=0 width=100% height=922 cellspacing=0 cellpadding=0
  tr
td width=100% height=72 bgcolor=#66 style=color: #FF
nbsp;strongfont size=8 face=ATSackLightRomNoBallshtml:img width=61
height=45 src=images/top.bmp border=0/MFFS/font/strong/td
  /tr
  tr
td width=100% height=20 bgcolor=#E3 style=color: #FF
nbsp;/td
  /tr
  tr
td width=100% height=823 style=color: #FF valign=middle align
=centernbsp;
  table border=1 width=652 cellpadding=0 cellspacing=1 bordercolor
=#00 bordercolorlight=#00 bordercolordark=#00
tr
td style=BACKGROUND-color: #e0ebf5 width=312 bordercolor=#FF
bordercolorlight=#FF bordercolordark=#FF align=right nowrap
  Period End Datenbsp;nbsp;/td
  td style=BACKGROUND-color: #e0ebf5 width=324 bordercolor=
#FF bordercolorlight=#FF bordercolordark=#FF
  html:text tabindex=1 property=period_end_date styleId
=period_end_date size=10/
  /td
/tr
tr
td style=BACKGROUND-color: #e0ebf5 width=312 bordercolor=#FF
bordercolorlight=#FF bordercolordark=#FF align=right nowrap
  Product IDnbsp;nbsp;/td
  td style=BACKGROUND-color: #e0ebf5 width=324 bordercolor=
#FF bordercolorlight=#FF bordercolordark=#FF
  html:text tabindex=2 property=product_id styleId=product_id
size=10/
  /td





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RE: crazy error

2003-03-07 Thread Sri Sankaran
Remove the 'name' and 'type' attribute out of your html:form.  Why?  

* They are deprecated (in Struts 1.1)
* If the name doesn't exactly match what you have in your config, 
  it'll result in a new instance of the bean
* You don't need it -- you action mapping definition
  for the allocationAction should handle it

Sri

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Subject: crazy error


Hi,

 I have a action calls which populates the formbean and forward to JSP where I can see 
the values but when I submit the jsp back to the same action the values or lost.

 the jsp code is ( from the javasript I can see the values I print in the
alerts) and I get the value I set to actionstr in the action servlet but none of the 
other values like product_id or period_end_date.  What is wrong??

Regards
Rajesh J
function cancelr()
{
  allo.actionstr.value=cancel;
  alert(allo.period_end_date.value);
  alert(allo.product_id.value);
  allo.submit();
}

/script
/head

body topmargin=0 leftmargin=0
html:form action=allocationAction
   name=allocationActionForm
   type=lam.mffs.form.AllocationActionForm
   styleId=allo
   scope=session
html:hidden property=actionstr styleId=actionstr/
table border=0 width=100% height=922 cellspacing=0 cellpadding=0
  tr
td width=100% height=72 bgcolor=#66 style=color: #FF 
nbsp;strongfont size=8 face=ATSackLightRomNoBallshtml:img width=61 
height=45 src=images/top.bmp border=0/MFFS/font/strong/td
  /tr
  tr
td width=100% height=20 bgcolor=#E3 style=color: #FF nbsp;/td
  /tr
  tr
td width=100% height=823 style=color: #FF valign=middle align 
=centernbsp;
  table border=1 width=652 cellpadding=0 cellspacing=1 bordercolor 
=#00 bordercolorlight=#00 bordercolordark=#00
tr
td style=BACKGROUND-color: #e0ebf5 width=312 bordercolor=#FF 
bordercolorlight=#FF bordercolordark=#FF align=right nowrap
  Period End Datenbsp;nbsp;/td
  td style=BACKGROUND-color: #e0ebf5 width=324 bordercolor= #FF 
bordercolorlight=#FF bordercolordark=#FF
  html:text tabindex=1 property=period_end_date styleId 
=period_end_date size=10/
  /td
/tr
tr
td style=BACKGROUND-color: #e0ebf5 width=312 bordercolor=#FF 
bordercolorlight=#FF bordercolordark=#FF align=right nowrap
  Product IDnbsp;nbsp;/td
  td style=BACKGROUND-color: #e0ebf5 width=324 bordercolor= #FF 
bordercolorlight=#FF bordercolordark=#FF
  html:text tabindex=2 property=product_id styleId=product_id 
size=10/
  /td





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RE: crazy error

2003-03-07 Thread Rajesh . Jayabalan

Hi,

 That does not solve the problem. I have a system.out in the validate method of
the bean also even ther I get null for all properties except actionstr.  Does
this have anything to do with the fact I am submitting the form via Javascript.

Regards
Rajesh J


   
 
   
 
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Remove the 'name' and 'type' attribute out of your html:form.  Why?

* They are deprecated (in Struts 1.1)
* If the name doesn't exactly match what you have in your config,
  it'll result in a new instance of the bean
* You don't need it -- you action mapping definition
  for the allocationAction should handle it

Sri

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Subject: crazy error


Hi,

 I have a action calls which populates the formbean and forward to JSP where I
can see the values but when I submit the jsp back to the same action the values
or lost.

 the jsp code is ( from the javasript I can see the values I print in the
alerts) and I get the value I set to actionstr in the action servlet but none
of the other values like product_id or period_end_date.  What is wrong??

Regards
Rajesh J
function cancelr()
{
  allo.actionstr.value=cancel;
  alert(allo.period_end_date.value);
  alert(allo.product_id.value);
  allo.submit();
}

/script
/head

body topmargin=0 leftmargin=0
html:form action=allocationAction
   name=allocationActionForm
   type=lam.mffs.form.AllocationActionForm
   styleId=allo
   scope=session
html:hidden property=actionstr styleId=actionstr/
table border=0 width=100% height=922 cellspacing=0 cellpadding=0
  tr
td width=100% height=72 bgcolor=#66 style=color: #FF
nbsp;strongfont size=8 face=ATSackLightRomNoBallshtml:img width=61
height=45 src=images/top.bmp border=0/MFFS/font/strong/td
  /tr
  tr
td width=100% height=20 bgcolor=#E3 style=color: #FF
nbsp;/td
  /tr
  tr
td width=100% height=823 style=color: #FF valign=middle align
=centernbsp;
  table border=1 width=652 cellpadding=0 cellspacing=1 bordercolor
=#00 bordercolorlight=#00 bordercolordark=#00
tr
td style=BACKGROUND-color: #e0ebf5 width=312 bordercolor=#FF
bordercolorlight=#FF bordercolordark=#FF align=right nowrap
  Period End Datenbsp;nbsp;/td
  td style=BACKGROUND-color: #e0ebf5 width=324 bordercolor=
#FF bordercolorlight=#FF bordercolordark=#FF
  html:text tabindex=1 property=period_end_date styleId
=period_end_date size=10/
  /td
/tr
tr
td style=BACKGROUND-color: #e0ebf5 width=312 bordercolor=#FF
bordercolorlight=#FF bordercolordark=#FF align=right nowrap
  Product IDnbsp;nbsp;/td
  td style=BACKGROUND-color: #e0ebf5 width=324 bordercolor=
#FF bordercolorlight=#FF bordercolordark=#FF
  html:text tabindex=2 property=product_id styleId=product_id
size=10/
  /td





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Re: crazy error

2003-03-07 Thread Ashish Kulkarni
Hi,
How do u pass the bean to jsp from Action, do u pass
it through request, if yes then u will loose the bean
when u submit it back from jsp as it is a new request,

and so loose all the values
I hope this makes sense, 
Ashish
--- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 Hi,
 
  I have a action calls which populates the formbean
 and forward to JSP where I
 can see the values but when I submit the jsp back to
 the same action the values
 or lost.
 
  the jsp code is ( from the javasript I can see the
 values I print in the
 alerts) and I get the value I set to actionstr in
 the action servlet but none
 of the other values like product_id or
 period_end_date.  What is wrong??
 
 Regards
 Rajesh J
 function cancelr()
 {
   allo.actionstr.value=cancel;
   alert(allo.period_end_date.value);
   alert(allo.product_id.value);
   allo.submit();
 }
 
 /script
 /head
 
 body topmargin=0 leftmargin=0
 html:form action=allocationAction
name=allocationActionForm
   
 type=lam.mffs.form.AllocationActionForm
styleId=allo
scope=session
 html:hidden property=actionstr
 styleId=actionstr/
 table border=0 width=100% height=922
 cellspacing=0 cellpadding=0
   tr
 td width=100% height=72 bgcolor=#66
 style=color: #FF
 nbsp;strongfont size=8
 face=ATSackLightRomNoBallshtml:img width=61
 height=45 src=images/top.bmp
 border=0/MFFS/font/strong/td
   /tr
   tr
 td width=100% height=20 bgcolor=#E3
 style=color: #FF
 nbsp;/td
   /tr
   tr
 td width=100% height=823 style=color:
 #FF valign=middle align
 =centernbsp;
   table border=1 width=652 cellpadding=0
 cellspacing=1 bordercolor
 =#00 bordercolorlight=#00
 bordercolordark=#00
 tr
 td style=BACKGROUND-color: #e0ebf5
 width=312 bordercolor=#FF
 bordercolorlight=#FF bordercolordark=#FF
 align=right nowrap
   Period End Datenbsp;nbsp;/td
   td style=BACKGROUND-color: #e0ebf5
 width=324 bordercolor=
 #FF bordercolorlight=#FF
 bordercolordark=#FF
   html:text tabindex=1
 property=period_end_date styleId
 =period_end_date size=10/
   /td
 /tr
 tr
 td style=BACKGROUND-color: #e0ebf5
 width=312 bordercolor=#FF
 bordercolorlight=#FF bordercolordark=#FF
 align=right nowrap
   Product IDnbsp;nbsp;/td
   td style=BACKGROUND-color: #e0ebf5
 width=324 bordercolor=
 #FF bordercolorlight=#FF
 bordercolordark=#FF
   html:text tabindex=2
 property=product_id styleId=product_id
 size=10/
   /td
 
 
 
 
 

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RE: crazy error

2003-03-07 Thread Joe Barefoot

 Hi,
 How do u pass the bean to jsp from Action, do u pass
 it through request, if yes then u will loose the bean
 when u submit it back from jsp as it is a new request,

If your ActionForm is set to scope=request in your ActionMapping (this is the 
default if not specified, I believe), then yes, the ActionForm is on the 
HttpServletRequest.  When you submit from the JSP, the ActionForm will ONLY be 
populate with the values that were in the form that was submitted from the JSP.  So, 
yes, the ActionForm from the previous request is lost.

If you want to keep the data, either stick the ActionForm in session scope (not a good 
idea unless you are sure to remove it at some point), or use hidden fields on your 
forms to maintain data that will be re-populated into the ActionForm when you submit.



hope this helps,
Joe


 
 and so loose all the values
 I hope this makes sense, 
 Ashish
 --- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
  Hi,
  
   I have a action calls which populates the formbean
  and forward to JSP where I
  can see the values but when I submit the jsp back to
  the same action the values
  or lost.
  
   the jsp code is ( from the javasript I can see the
  values I print in the
  alerts) and I get the value I set to actionstr in
  the action servlet but none
  of the other values like product_id or
  period_end_date.  What is wrong??
  
  Regards
  Rajesh J
  function cancelr()
  {
allo.actionstr.value=cancel;
alert(allo.period_end_date.value);
alert(allo.product_id.value);
allo.submit();
  }
  
  /script
  /head
  
  body topmargin=0 leftmargin=0
  html:form action=allocationAction
 name=allocationActionForm

  type=lam.mffs.form.AllocationActionForm
 styleId=allo
 scope=session
  html:hidden property=actionstr
  styleId=actionstr/
  table border=0 width=100% height=922
  cellspacing=0 cellpadding=0
tr
  td width=100% height=72 bgcolor=#66
  style=color: #FF
  nbsp;strongfont size=8
  face=ATSackLightRomNoBallshtml:img width=61
  height=45 src=images/top.bmp
  border=0/MFFS/font/strong/td
/tr
tr
  td width=100% height=20 bgcolor=#E3
  style=color: #FF
  nbsp;/td
/tr
tr
  td width=100% height=823 style=color:
  #FF valign=middle align
  =centernbsp;
table border=1 width=652 cellpadding=0
  cellspacing=1 bordercolor
  =#00 bordercolorlight=#00
  bordercolordark=#00
  tr
  td style=BACKGROUND-color: #e0ebf5
  width=312 bordercolor=#FF
  bordercolorlight=#FF bordercolordark=#FF
  align=right nowrap
Period End Datenbsp;nbsp;/td
td style=BACKGROUND-color: #e0ebf5
  width=324 bordercolor=
  #FF bordercolorlight=#FF
  bordercolordark=#FF
html:text tabindex=1
  property=period_end_date styleId
  =period_end_date size=10/
/td
  /tr
  tr
  td style=BACKGROUND-color: #e0ebf5
  width=312 bordercolor=#FF
  bordercolorlight=#FF bordercolordark=#FF
  align=right nowrap
Product IDnbsp;nbsp;/td
td style=BACKGROUND-color: #e0ebf5
  width=324 bordercolor=
  #FF bordercolorlight=#FF
  bordercolordark=#FF
html:text tabindex=2
  property=product_id styleId=product_id
  size=10/
/td
  
  
  
  
  
 
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RE: crazy error

2003-03-07 Thread Mark Galbreath
session is the default

mark

-Original Message-
From: Joe Barefoot [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
Sent: Friday, March 07, 2003 2:10 PM
To: Struts Users Mailing List
Subject: RE: crazy error



 Hi,
 How do u pass the bean to jsp from Action, do u pass
 it through request, if yes then u will loose the bean
 when u submit it back from jsp as it is a new request,

If your ActionForm is set to scope=request in your ActionMapping (this is
the default if not specified, I believe), then yes, the ActionForm is on the
HttpServletRequest.  When you submit from the JSP, the ActionForm will ONLY
be populate with the values that were in the form that was submitted from
the JSP.  So, yes, the ActionForm from the previous request is lost.

If you want to keep the data, either stick the ActionForm in session scope
(not a good idea unless you are sure to remove it at some point), or use
hidden fields on your forms to maintain data that will be re-populated into
the ActionForm when you submit.



hope this helps,
Joe


 
 and so loose all the values
 I hope this makes sense,
 Ashish
 --- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
  Hi,
  
   I have a action calls which populates the formbean
  and forward to JSP where I
  can see the values but when I submit the jsp back to
  the same action the values
  or lost.
  
   the jsp code is ( from the javasript I can see the
  values I print in the
  alerts) and I get the value I set to actionstr in
  the action servlet but none
  of the other values like product_id or
  period_end_date.  What is wrong??
  
  Regards
  Rajesh J
  function cancelr()
  {
allo.actionstr.value=cancel;
alert(allo.period_end_date.value);
alert(allo.product_id.value);
allo.submit();
  }
  
  /script
  /head
  
  body topmargin=0 leftmargin=0
  html:form action=allocationAction
 name=allocationActionForm

  type=lam.mffs.form.AllocationActionForm
 styleId=allo
 scope=session
  html:hidden property=actionstr
  styleId=actionstr/
  table border=0 width=100% height=922
  cellspacing=0 cellpadding=0
tr
  td width=100% height=72 bgcolor=#66
  style=color: #FF
  nbsp;strongfont size=8 face=ATSackLightRomNoBallshtml:img 
  width=61 height=45 src=images/top.bmp
  border=0/MFFS/font/strong/td
/tr
tr
  td width=100% height=20 bgcolor=#E3
  style=color: #FF
  nbsp;/td
/tr
tr
  td width=100% height=823 style=color:
  #FF valign=middle align
  =centernbsp;
table border=1 width=652 cellpadding=0
  cellspacing=1 bordercolor
  =#00 bordercolorlight=#00
  bordercolordark=#00
  tr
  td style=BACKGROUND-color: #e0ebf5
  width=312 bordercolor=#FF
  bordercolorlight=#FF bordercolordark=#FF
  align=right nowrap
Period End Datenbsp;nbsp;/td
td style=BACKGROUND-color: #e0ebf5
  width=324 bordercolor=
  #FF bordercolorlight=#FF
  bordercolordark=#FF
html:text tabindex=1
  property=period_end_date styleId
  =period_end_date size=10/
/td
  /tr
  tr
  td style=BACKGROUND-color: #e0ebf5
  width=312 bordercolor=#FF
  bordercolorlight=#FF bordercolordark=#FF
  align=right nowrap
Product IDnbsp;nbsp;/td
td style=BACKGROUND-color: #e0ebf5
  width=324 bordercolor=
  #FF bordercolorlight=#FF
  bordercolordark=#FF
html:text tabindex=2
  property=product_id styleId=product_id
  size=10/
/td
  
  
  
  
  
 
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RE: crazy error

2003-03-07 Thread Joe Barefoot
thanks.  For the record, I don't condone relying on defaults.  Never leave to 
assumption what you can explicitly specify. :)

--joe

 -Original Message-
 From: Mark Galbreath [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
 Sent: Friday, March 07, 2003 11:14 AM
 To: 'Struts Users Mailing List'
 Subject: RE: crazy error
 
 
 session is the default
 
 mark
 
 -Original Message-
 From: Joe Barefoot [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
 Sent: Friday, March 07, 2003 2:10 PM
 To: Struts Users Mailing List
 Subject: RE: crazy error
 
 
 
  Hi,
  How do u pass the bean to jsp from Action, do u pass
  it through request, if yes then u will loose the bean
  when u submit it back from jsp as it is a new request,
 
 If your ActionForm is set to scope=request in your 
 ActionMapping (this is
 the default if not specified, I believe), then yes, the 
 ActionForm is on the
 HttpServletRequest.  When you submit from the JSP, the 
 ActionForm will ONLY
 be populate with the values that were in the form that was 
 submitted from
 the JSP.  So, yes, the ActionForm from the previous request is lost.
 
 If you want to keep the data, either stick the ActionForm in 
 session scope
 (not a good idea unless you are sure to remove it at some 
 point), or use
 hidden fields on your forms to maintain data that will be 
 re-populated into
 the ActionForm when you submit.
 
 
 
 hope this helps,
 Joe
 
 
  
  and so loose all the values
  I hope this makes sense,
  Ashish
  --- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
   Hi,
   
I have a action calls which populates the formbean
   and forward to JSP where I
   can see the values but when I submit the jsp back to
   the same action the values
   or lost.
   
the jsp code is ( from the javasript I can see the
   values I print in the
   alerts) and I get the value I set to actionstr in
   the action servlet but none
   of the other values like product_id or
   period_end_date.  What is wrong??
   
   Regards
   Rajesh J
   function cancelr()
   {
 allo.actionstr.value=cancel;
 alert(allo.period_end_date.value);
 alert(allo.product_id.value);
 allo.submit();
   }
   
   /script
   /head
   
   body topmargin=0 leftmargin=0
   html:form action=allocationAction
  name=allocationActionForm
 
   type=lam.mffs.form.AllocationActionForm
  styleId=allo
  scope=session
   html:hidden property=actionstr
   styleId=actionstr/
   table border=0 width=100% height=922
   cellspacing=0 cellpadding=0
 tr
   td width=100% height=72 bgcolor=#66
   style=color: #FF
   nbsp;strongfont size=8 
 face=ATSackLightRomNoBallshtml:img 
   width=61 height=45 src=images/top.bmp
   border=0/MFFS/font/strong/td
 /tr
 tr
   td width=100% height=20 bgcolor=#E3
   style=color: #FF
   nbsp;/td
 /tr
 tr
   td width=100% height=823 style=color:
   #FF valign=middle align
   =centernbsp;
 table border=1 width=652 cellpadding=0
   cellspacing=1 bordercolor
   =#00 bordercolorlight=#00
   bordercolordark=#00
   tr
   td style=BACKGROUND-color: #e0ebf5
   width=312 bordercolor=#FF
   bordercolorlight=#FF bordercolordark=#FF
   align=right nowrap
 Period End Datenbsp;nbsp;/td
 td style=BACKGROUND-color: #e0ebf5
   width=324 bordercolor=
   #FF bordercolorlight=#FF
   bordercolordark=#FF
 html:text tabindex=1
   property=period_end_date styleId
   =period_end_date size=10/
 /td
   /tr
   tr
   td style=BACKGROUND-color: #e0ebf5
   width=312 bordercolor=#FF
   bordercolorlight=#FF bordercolordark=#FF
   align=right nowrap
 Product IDnbsp;nbsp;/td
 td style=BACKGROUND-color: #e0ebf5
   width=324 bordercolor=
   #FF bordercolorlight=#FF
   bordercolordark=#FF
 html:text tabindex=2
   property=product_id styleId=product_id
   size=10/
 /td
   
   
   
   
   
  
  
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RE: crazy error

2003-03-07 Thread Mark Galbreath
no argument here!  I initialize every variable...in any language.

-Original Message-
From: Joe Barefoot [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
Sent: Friday, March 07, 2003 2:22 PM
To: Struts Users Mailing List
Subject: RE: crazy error


thanks.  For the record, I don't condone relying on defaults.  Never leave
to assumption what you can explicitly specify. :)

--joe

 -Original Message-
 From: Mark Galbreath [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
 Sent: Friday, March 07, 2003 11:14 AM
 To: 'Struts Users Mailing List'
 Subject: RE: crazy error
 
 
 session is the default
 
 mark
 
 -Original Message-
 From: Joe Barefoot [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
 Sent: Friday, March 07, 2003 2:10 PM
 To: Struts Users Mailing List
 Subject: RE: crazy error
 
 
 
  Hi,
  How do u pass the bean to jsp from Action, do u pass
  it through request, if yes then u will loose the bean
  when u submit it back from jsp as it is a new request,
 
 If your ActionForm is set to scope=request in your
 ActionMapping (this is
 the default if not specified, I believe), then yes, the 
 ActionForm is on the
 HttpServletRequest.  When you submit from the JSP, the 
 ActionForm will ONLY
 be populate with the values that were in the form that was 
 submitted from
 the JSP.  So, yes, the ActionForm from the previous request is lost.
 
 If you want to keep the data, either stick the ActionForm in
 session scope
 (not a good idea unless you are sure to remove it at some 
 point), or use
 hidden fields on your forms to maintain data that will be 
 re-populated into
 the ActionForm when you submit.
 
 
 
 hope this helps,
 Joe
 
 
  
  and so loose all the values
  I hope this makes sense,
  Ashish
  --- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
   Hi,
   
I have a action calls which populates the formbean
   and forward to JSP where I
   can see the values but when I submit the jsp back to
   the same action the values
   or lost.
   
the jsp code is ( from the javasript I can see the values I print 
   in the
   alerts) and I get the value I set to actionstr in
   the action servlet but none
   of the other values like product_id or period_end_date.  What 
   is wrong??
   
   Regards
   Rajesh J
   function cancelr()
   {
 allo.actionstr.value=cancel;
 alert(allo.period_end_date.value);
 alert(allo.product_id.value);
 allo.submit();
   }
   
   /script
   /head
   
   body topmargin=0 leftmargin=0
   html:form action=allocationAction
  name=allocationActionForm
 
   type=lam.mffs.form.AllocationActionForm
  styleId=allo
  scope=session
   html:hidden property=actionstr
   styleId=actionstr/
   table border=0 width=100% height=922 cellspacing=0 
   cellpadding=0
 tr
   td width=100% height=72 bgcolor=#66
   style=color: #FF
   nbsp;strongfont size=8
 face=ATSackLightRomNoBallshtml:img
   width=61 height=45 src=images/top.bmp 
   border=0/MFFS/font/strong/td
 /tr
 tr
   td width=100% height=20 bgcolor=#E3
   style=color: #FF
   nbsp;/td
 /tr
 tr
   td width=100% height=823 style=color:
   #FF valign=middle align
   =centernbsp;
 table border=1 width=652 cellpadding=0 
   cellspacing=1 bordercolor =#00 bordercolorlight=#00
   bordercolordark=#00
   tr
   td style=BACKGROUND-color: #e0ebf5
   width=312 bordercolor=#FF
   bordercolorlight=#FF bordercolordark=#FF
   align=right nowrap
 Period End Datenbsp;nbsp;/td
 td style=BACKGROUND-color: #e0ebf5
   width=324 bordercolor=
   #FF bordercolorlight=#FF
   bordercolordark=#FF
 html:text tabindex=1
   property=period_end_date styleId
   =period_end_date size=10/
 /td
   /tr
   tr
   td style=BACKGROUND-color: #e0ebf5
   width=312 bordercolor=#FF
   bordercolorlight=#FF bordercolordark=#FF
   align=right nowrap
 Product IDnbsp;nbsp;/td
 td style=BACKGROUND-color: #e0ebf5
   width=324 bordercolor=
   #FF bordercolorlight=#FF
   bordercolordark=#FF
 html:text tabindex=2
   property=product_id styleId=product_id
   size=10/
 /td
   
   
   
   
   
  
  
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RE: crazy error

2003-03-07 Thread Rajesh . Jayabalan

Hi,

  The scope to session until I have finished testing..

  The feild in the jsp page are directly related to the field int he formbean..
so on submitting it should be populated automatically.. which is not happening.

 I found this is because I of conversionexception  so when I created a servlet
extending actionservlet and

public void init() throws ServletException
  {
super.init();
ConvertUtils.register(new BigDecimalConverter(null),
java.math.BigDecimal.class);
  }

added the above method the problem has disappeared.

Regards
Rajesh J


   
   
   
   
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 Hi,
 How do u pass the bean to jsp from Action, do u pass
 it through request, if yes then u will loose the bean
 when u submit it back from jsp as it is a new request,

If your ActionForm is set to scope=request in your ActionMapping (this is the
default if not specified, I believe), then yes, the ActionForm is on the
HttpServletRequest.  When you submit from the JSP, the ActionForm will ONLY be
populate with the values that were in the form that was submitted from the JSP.
So, yes, the ActionForm from the previous request is lost.

If you want to keep the data, either stick the ActionForm in session scope (not
a good idea unless you are sure to remove it at some point), or use hidden
fields on your forms to maintain data that will be re-populated into the
ActionForm when you submit.



hope this helps,
Joe



 and so loose all the values
 I hope this makes sense,
 Ashish
 --- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
  Hi,
 
   I have a action calls which populates the formbean
  and forward to JSP where I
  can see the values but when I submit the jsp back to
  the same action the values
  or lost.
 
   the jsp code is ( from the javasript I can see the
  values I print in the
  alerts) and I get the value I set to actionstr in
  the action servlet but none
  of the other values like product_id or
  period_end_date.  What is wrong??
 
  Regards
  Rajesh J
  function cancelr()
  {
allo.actionstr.value=cancel;
alert(allo.period_end_date.value);
alert(allo.product_id.value);
allo.submit();
  }
 
  /script
  /head
 
  body topmargin=0 leftmargin=0
  html:form action=allocationAction
 name=allocationActionForm
 
  type=lam.mffs.form.AllocationActionForm
 styleId=allo
 scope=session
  html:hidden property=actionstr
  styleId=actionstr/
  table border=0 width=100% height=922
  cellspacing=0 cellpadding=0
tr
  td width=100% height=72 bgcolor=#66
  style=color: #FF
  nbsp;strongfont size=8
  face=ATSackLightRomNoBallshtml:img width=61
  height=45 src=images/top.bmp
  border=0/MFFS/font/strong/td
/tr
tr
  td width=100% height=20 bgcolor=#E3
  style=color: #FF
  nbsp;/td
/tr
tr
  td width=100% height=823 style=color:
  #FF valign=middle align
  =centernbsp;
table border=1 width=652 cellpadding=0
  cellspacing=1 bordercolor
  =#00 bordercolorlight=#00
  bordercolordark=#00
  tr
  td style=BACKGROUND-color: #e0ebf5
  width=312 bordercolor=#FF
  bordercolorlight=#FF bordercolordark=#FF
  align=right nowrap
Period End Datenbsp;nbsp;/td
td style=BACKGROUND-color: #e0ebf5
  width=324 bordercolor=
  #FF bordercolorlight=#FF
  bordercolordark=#FF
html:text tabindex=1
  property=period_end_date styleId
  =period_end_date size=10/
/td
  /tr
  tr
  td style=BACKGROUND-color: #e0ebf5
  width=312 bordercolor=#FF
  bordercolorlight=#FF