For a new user the id should be generated by the database. If you are using
a persistence framework such as Hibernate, then Hibernate expects the id to
be null if it is a new user so it can tell the difference between a save and
an update.
Mike.
On 6/29/07, nmall <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
OK
OK, the method specified is "post" in the userForm.jsp thus resulting in a
post message. However, my problem is that there is nothing in the user.id.
Where do we expect to get it from. Thanks!
nmall wrote:
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> Hi,
>
> In UserAction (.java) class, why do we expect the httprequest to be a
> po
Hi,
In UserAction (.java) class, why do we expect the httprequest to be a post
request and not a get (see code below). I am getting a "get" request when I
click on editProfile. As a result, it does not go thru' this code. Also, the
hidden filed "user.id" that is set in userForm.jsp is set to not
