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> . am newbie to struts . if i get an idea to how to use those forms it'll be
> helpful to proceed my application . thanks in advance
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once again thanks for giving me answer Mr.Robert
. am newbie to struts . if i get an idea to how to use those forms it'll be
helpful to proceed my application . thanks in advance
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Using many form classes is ok with Struts. Design your form classes as
you like them and implement custom validation in every class as you need it.
In our application we have countless form classes with various flavors
of validation depending on the form's purpose.
No, i will not help you des
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Hi!
AFAIK, Struts does not impose an upper limit on how many forms you use.
So if using many form classes fits with your own design principles
(which IMO are outside of the scope of struts), then you should use this
approach.
Or are you instead asking if having the same fields and methods
d
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