Re: bean scope in ApplicationContext-struts.xml

2007/4/23, arunabh [EMAIL PROTECTED]: Hi , In the ApplicationContext-struts.xml what are the different values for the scope attribute of bean tag . And what different values mean over there . I desperately heed help in that . Are you writing about Struts or Spring? In the latter case, write

Re: bean scope in ApplicationContext-struts.xml

2007/4/23, arunabh [EMAIL PROTECTED]: Hi , In the ApplicationContext-struts.xml what are the different values for the scope attribute of bean tag . And what different values mean over there . I desperately heed help in that . Are you writing about Struts or Spring? In the latter case,

Re: bean scope in ApplicationContext-struts.xml

2007/4/23, arunabh [EMAIL PROTECTED]: 2007/4/23, arunabh [EMAIL PROTECTED]: Hi , In the ApplicationContext-struts.xml what are the different values for the scope attribute of bean tag . And what different values mean over there . I desperately heed help in that . Are you writing about

Re: Bean Scope Problem

Correct. Just to expand on it a bit for Puneet... the request that you set the attribute on is the request for resultsPage.jsp. That is the final resource the server returns for that request. Once it is returned, that request is destroyed. A link on that page represents a whole new request,

Re: Bean scope...

After defining a form-bean for an ActionForm form-bean name=StatusSearchActionForm the next step is to relate the ActionForm to an ActionMapping. The name attribute in an mapping refers to the name attribute in a form-bean. When a request is made for a *specific* action with the attribute

RE: Bean scope...

you just defined your bean here. scope(session or request) should be given in action mapping. Cheers, Chand. -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: 09 January 2006 16:04 To: user@struts.apache.org Subject: Bean scope... Hi All, I keep getting this