Re: Form Bean Scope.

hi Gopinath, You could set the request object attributes, instead of thinking in terms of sessions. On a new search you could reset the request objects attribute. regards Vinod Vinodh Kumar B Technical Leader IT Solutions [EMAIL PROTECTED] Office: 6655122 Extn. 2153 Mobile: +91 9845458208 --

RE: Form Bean Scope.

: Thursday, December 12, 2002 2:10 PM To: Struts Users Mailing List Subject: Re: Form Bean Scope. hi Gopinath, You could set the request object attributes, instead of thinking in terms of sessions. On a new search you could reset the request objects attribute. regards Vinod Vinodh Kumar B

RE: Form Bean Scope.

In the struts config set the scope=session (in the action tag) then you can refer to any object from that form-bean by referring to its name specifically. You do have to be careful mind that the form-bean has been created and populated BEFORE it gets referenced by any other jsp pages.

RE: Form Bean Scope.

-user; Vinodh.Kumar Subject: RE: Form Bean Scope. Hi vinodh, That didn't work. Note i need to call the action (basicSearch.do) again from the searchResults.jsp and not from basicSearch.jsp. At this point i need to same instance of formbean which was created on basicSearchAction called from

Re: Form Bean scope

Von: Bryan P. Glennon [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Gesendet: Mittwoch, 24. April 2002 16:51 An: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Betreff: Form Bean scope I must be missing something here...I have a form bean and an action. When the action is invoked, the bean gets instantiated and I see it's validate

RE: Form Bean scope

Declare the bean in session scope inside your action mappings like so: action mappings action path=/customerInfo type=com.tessco.web.action.CustomerInfoAction name=EditCustomerForm scope=session validate=true forward name=success