Just looked at this reply - I wonder why I said put these methods in an object in the
session?
They can just be static methods of any class.
Keith.
--- Keith Bacon <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> How about putting a helper class in your session which has methods:-
>
> String stringArrayToTokenized
How about putting a helper class in your session which has methods:-
String stringArrayToTokenizedString(String[] array)
//store array elements delimted by some char that's not in the data.
String[] tokenizedStringToStringArray.
//Use StringTokeniser to build the array again.
Then you nee
Well, I've found one solution:
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Is there a better way to do this?
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C. Bouessay
Christian Bouessay wrote:
> Hi,
> I have a form with a multiple select box.
>
> class myForm1 extends ActionForm {
> String[] getFields() { ...}
> void setFields(String[] fields )
>
Hi,
I have a form with a multiple select box.
class myForm1 extends ActionForm {
String[] getFields() { ...}
void setFields(String[] fields )
...
}
When I submit the form and validate() return null, it forwards to an
other view of the same form where I would like to store
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