Hello, >>on my own and send it to the JSP Page. E.g. when I want >>a html form to be initialized with some values. >> > The traditional Struts design pattern for this (with either standard or > dynamic form beans) is to do the setup in a "setup" action that creates > the form bean, populates its properties, sticks it in request scope, and > forwards to the page. In the Struts example app, that's what the > "/editRegistration" and "/editSubscription" actions do, for example. >
Yes thats exactlly what I do, but I need to create a new FormBean or DynaFormBean then. In the examples you have form = new SubscriptionForm(); or form = new RegistrationForm(); When these two FormBeans are converted to DynaFormBeans, you have to use BasicDynaBean because there is no way to create a new DynaActionForm in an Action. regards Volker -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> For additional commands, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
