I don't see where this part of the thread began, but reset() is always
called before the bean is autopopulated from the request, regardless of
scope. If your reset is setting fields you want to retain to null, you
should have it stop. This is really only necessary when checkboxes are
expected.
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> That sounds quite clever.
>
> So the adapter class itself has no fields,
John Yu wrote:
> Struts is clever enough to call myEmployeeBean.getEmployeeVO().getName().
Something to watch is that Struts is also clever enough to populate any
String or boolean public property property on employeeVO from a query
string. So if employeeVO had another property, like role, someon
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Hi Francois
Will yor mapper framework become a part of jakarta commons? What are the
plans?
When should I use David Winterfeld's validation framework and when yours?
Can they wor
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Objects
I've had the same problem as you describe and like yourself have created a
mapper framework, see http://husted.com/struts/resource
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Hello,
we're working on a quite large project with J2EE (including EJBs) and we're
using Struts (we're still in the early phases). To design a "clean"
app
t; >
> > > > > EmployeeForm extends ActionForm
> > > > > +getName():String
> > > > > +getAge():String
> > > > > +getDateOfBirth():String
> > > > >
> > > > > EmployeeVO
> > > > > +getName():String
&
where the
> fields
> > > have a "real" meaning (a Date is a Date).
> > >
> > > I don't see the reasons of making EmployeeVO an instance variable of
> > > EmployeeForm. And EmployeeVO can not be used directly inside Struts to
> map
>
terns. Is
there one already?
Matt O'Haire
Trysoft Corporation Ltd.
http://www.trysoft.com
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> > }
> > >
> > > public void setAccount(AccountVo aAccount) {
> > > account = aAccount;
> > > }
> > >
> > > ....
> > > }
> > >
> > > Then, in your jsp you reference the accountvo members like
just be a "picky thing" that will simply
> waste resources.
>
> Thanks.
>
> Andrej
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I'm interested in this mapper you talked about,
thanks,
btw: What is the difference between this one and the
one on Ted Husted's? Are you talking about Mapco?
Sandeep
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> Hello,
>
> we're working on a quite large project with J2EE
> (including
a "picky thing" that will simply
waste resources.
Thanks.
Andrej
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Hello,
we're working on a quite large project with J2EE (including EJBs) and we're
using Struts (we're still in the early phases). To design a "clean"
application, I've defined different "object conversions":
* Request phase
- the ActionForm is converted to a Value Object
- the Value Object is pa
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