Kevin,
Sounds like you want two separate action mappings. You could use
to direct your use case.
Paul
On Mon, Sep 14, 2009 at 3:35 PM, Kevin Hale Boyes wrote:
> Yes, I'm using form.reset() to initialize my fields but the problem is
> I don't want to initialize
> the fields if I'm coming into t
Yes, I'm using form.reset() to initialize my fields but the problem is
I don't want to initialize
the fields if I'm coming into the SetupAction because of a validation error.
I've worked around it for now by looking checking
ActionErrors errors = (ActionErrors)
request.getAttribute(Globals
Hi Kevin,
as far as i know form.reset(...) should be used to reset form fields,
one good example is checkbox field that needs to be reseted. I don't
know if using reset method in order to initialize objects in form. Can
You do it with some kind of initialize/prepare method in SetupAction
or CrudAct
I have a setup action defined:
This action is responsible for setting up values in my (dyna) form
before getting to the JSP page.
I have a second action which is where the JSP will POST to:
The idea is that if a validation error occurs then I'll be forwarded
back the setup actio
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