On Wed, Feb 12,'03 (07:45 AM GMT-0500), Robert wrote:
> Rick, I usually define the setUpForm action URI as the input attribute
> of the processForm action element. That way if a validation error
> occurs the request is forwarded to the setUpForm action which
> repopulates the list and forwards to
s.
Come on Craig or Ted we await your pearls of wisdom.
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bruary 11, 2003 10:48 AM
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> Subject: Re: still wondering Re: Where to repopulate dynamic lists ?
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> Sorry Craig to e-mail you directly but this topic has been up for a
> while and I'd really be curious on your tak
> Subject: Re: still wondering Re: Where to repopulate dynamic lists ?
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> Sorry Craig to e-mail you directly but this topic has been up for a
> while and I'd really be curious on your take on this. (I'm working on
> struts demo and I don't mislead others by doing som
What? You're going over my head? Fine. Be that way. I'm now going to charge
you double for my free advice and unsolicited opinion :)
[snip-and-rearrange]
> Yes, actually I never did put the list into the form bean but had
> initially put the list in request scope. Now we've come full circle:)
> W
Sorry Craig to e-mail you directly but this topic has been up for a
while and I'd really be curious on your take on this. (I'm working on
struts demo and I don't mislead others by doing something 'wrong').
To recap I'm wondering what is the best practice for repopulating a
dynamic list that a use
> > #1) Create a custom tag library to share an application-wide cached
> > value of the order list, and populate the list into scope:
[snip]
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> This is probably a pretty good solution, although doesn't this go
> against the thought of all the objects to display should be set
> up before you even
Thanks for the feedback. Some comments below. Remember the problem isn't
with setting up the list into scope from an Action, it's what to do when
validation takes place and the validation returns false returning you
back to the initial jsp page.
On Mon, Feb 10,'03 (10:38 PM GMT-0500), Mitchell wro
Just to show there's more than one way to skin a cat:
#1) Create a custom tag library to share an application-wide cached value of
the order list, and populate the list into scope:
### in your custom tag handler
public int doStart() {
if(cacheNeedsRebuilding()) {
List orderList = buil
how!
Joe
> -Original Message-
> From: Rick Reumann [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Monday, February 10, 2003 5:51 PM
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> Subject: Re: Where to repopulate dynamic lists ?
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> On Mon, 10 Feb 2003 10:16:26 -0500
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On Mon, 10 Feb 2003 10:16:26 -0500
"Joseph Fifield" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> This topic seems to keep coming up, and with no real good solutions
> (IMHO). One point that seems to be made frequently though, is that the
> logic to repopulate the lists really doesn't belong in the ActionForm,
>
This topic seems to keep coming up, and with no real good solutions
(IMHO). One point that seems to be made frequently though, is that the
logic to repopulate the lists really doesn't belong in the ActionForm,
yet that seems to be the most convenient place to put it. I know I would
really like this
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