Re: Repopulate form in execute() method - Struts 1

Thank you d. :-) newton.dave wrote: > > If the forward isn't a redirect you shouldn't need to > repopulate the form. This use-case, btw, is what > "mapping.getInputForward()" is for (along with the > "input" attribute of the action configuration &g

Repopulate form in execute() method - Struts 1

Hello, When the user submits my form, I retrieve it as a DynaActionForm, do some checks in execute() method, and if the form submitted is not valid, I want to forward to the form again and repopulate the form with the inserted values. How can I achieve this ? [...] if( ! valid ) { // Instruc

Re: MVC2 question

Instead of having one front servlet, have one servlet for one action. Sounds more oriented object to me. newton.dave wrote: > > --- debussy007 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >> what is the benfit of having the front controller >> dispatching the request to the appropria

Problem with forward mapping when I invalidate the session

Hi, My web application allows a user to authenticate via a database. When he submits his username and password, the request goes to the AuthentificationAction. In this action, I want to clean the session if he already had something in the session (e.g. he connected with a username and then he wa

Re: Problem with Back button

I just found out this wonderful attribute "redirect" in the forward element ! Thank you all. debussy007 wrote: > > Hello all, > > I am quite beginner and need some help with the flow of my application. > > When a user click on the Back Button from a specific

Problem with Back button

Hello all, I am quite beginner and need some help with the flow of my application. When a user click on the Back Button from a specific page, the last request is called again, How can I avoid this behaviour ? See below for the concrete situation where this is a problem for me : I have a first

MVC2 question

Hello all, I understand the benefit of having a controller for each possible user action. But what is the benfit of having the front controller dispatching the request to the appropriate controllers ? Why not calling the appropriate controller directly ? Thank you for any help. -- View this mes