Hello,
I usually have set and get methods for all properties in my Model class.
After submitting a form, I pull out all the property values (form fields) in
the Action class from the ActionForm object, set the values of all
properties in the model from the action class and then call a particular
With my rudimentary knowledge,I dont think its advisable for your Action
classes to talk directly to your business layer/model classes, Why don't you
have a business delegate/session facade or Service Locator sitting between
your Action Classes and the model classes, this insulates your action
,
vijay.
-Original Message-
From: Oshima Tlholoe [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, February 28, 2006 2:53 PM
To: Struts Users Mailing List
Subject: Re: which method is better
With my rudimentary knowledge,I dont think its advisable for your Action
classes to talk directly
()
{
ProductModel model = new ProductModel();
model.setForm(form);// action form reference which the
execute method
gets
model.saveToPersistentStore();
}
}
I do not know which method will be better. I don't even know if there is any
: Tuesday, February 28, 2006 2:53 PM
To: Struts Users Mailing List
Subject: Re: which method is better
With my rudimentary knowledge,I dont think its advisable for your Action
classes to talk directly to your business layer/model classes,
Why don't you
have a business delegate/session
Subject: Re: which method is better
With my rudimentary knowledge,I dont think its advisable for your Action
classes to talk directly to your business layer/model classes,
Why don't you
have a business delegate/session facade or Service Locator sitting between
your Action Classes
();
}
}
I do not know which method will be better. I don't even know if there is any
other technique we should follow as Oshima pointed it.
Passing an action form to the model is considered a bad move as you
are coupling your model to struts. The idea being that your may want
to change the view
R.Vijayaraghavan ha scritto:
Hello,
I usually have set and get methods for all properties in my Model class.
After submitting a form, I pull out all the property values (form fields) in
the Action class from the ActionForm object, set the values of all
properties in the model from the action
If you want to submit all the values to database, you can pass form ref.
but in case of submitting one or two values to database, what is the need of
sending form ref, we can pass those values itself.
Hello,
I usually have set and get methods for all properties in my Model class.
After
Subject: Re: which method is better
If you want to submit all the values to database, you can pass form ref.
but in case of submitting one or two values to database, what is the need of
sending form ref, we can pass those values itself.
Hello,
I usually have set and get methods for all properties
Hi,
Seding formbean to model is not a good idea. why cant you use
Beanutils.copyproperties method to copy values from your form to model.
sony
vasumathi wrote:
If you want to submit all the values to database, you can pass form ref.
but in case of submitting one or two values to database,
On 2/28/06, Antonio Petrelli [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
R.Vijayaraghavan ha scritto:
Hello,
I usually have set and get methods for all properties in my Model class.
After submitting a form, I pull out all the property values (form fields) in
the Action class from the ActionForm object,
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