As per the Stripes' Best Practices page I added a rehydrate method annotated
with @Before.
1) I found using @Before with BindingAndValidation confusing so I changed it to
@After with HandlerResolution and that seems to work. Is that ok?
2) Instead of using this @Before/@After method I had been setting up the object
in the @DefaultHanlder and that seemed to work. What are the pros and cons of
each way of doing it?
Here are the relevant methods:
/**
*/
@After(stages = LifecycleStage.HandlerResolution)
public void rehydrate() {
this.log.debug("called");
this.desiredDate = this.desiredDateFactory.create();
this.dateFormBacker = new DateFormBacker();
}
/**
* @return Resolution
*/
@DefaultHandler
public Resolution view() {
this.log.debug("desiredDate: " + this.desiredDate);
return (new ForwardResolution("/WEB-INF/jsp/start.jsp"));
}
/**
* @return Resolution
*/
public Resolution submit() {
this.log.debug("desiredDate: " + this.desiredDate);
final int id = this.dateService.saveDesiredDate(this.desiredDate);
getContext().setDesiredDateId(Integer.valueOf(id));
return (new RedirectResolution("/list.zug"));
}
Thanks
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