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10/18/2007 03:01 PM
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RE: (beginner) How to intialize a form's input item
You're creating a new ActionForm instead of
on {
>
> public ActionForward execute(ActionMapping
> arg0, ActionForm arg1,
> HttpServletRequest arg2, HttpServletResponse arg3)
> throws Exception {
> ProcessForm processForm = new
> ProcessForm();
> processForm.setUsername("It
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> My requirement: Prepopulate a form feild if value is present.
> Can anybody help me in intializing a input feild using struts
> custom tags?
The tags look for a corresponding property in the form bean, and take an
initial value from that. For example, if this tag is in you JSP file:
Struts
Not helpful for S1.
You're better off pre-populating the ActionForm in the
action (not sure what 1.3 provides for that kind of
functionality) rather than via S1 or JSTL tags.
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--- Norris Shelton <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Look at the Preparable or Model interface.
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Look at the Preparable or Model interface.
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Subject: (beginner) How to intialize a form's input item
Hi,
I am starter in Struts. I am using 1.3.8.
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