+1 for 1.1
I share your concern about breaking existing code two days before the
release. It won't affect me personally, since I don't link directly to a
JSP, and especially not to a data-entry JSP.
Pending a more convincing argument than simple consistency, I'd be -1 on
1.0, since the easy workaound is to go to an Action first, or get a 1.1
nightly build.
"Craig R. McClanahan" wrote:
>
> Bugzilla #2108 <http://nagoya.apache.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=2108>
> asks a very reasonable question -- whey isn't the reset() method called
> when a new form bean is created in the <html:form> tag? After all, the
> controller servlet will always call reset() on the form bean (whether or
> not it is newly created) before calling populate() to copy the request
> parameters.
>
> This seems like a perfectly reasonable thing to add for 1.1. My question
> is, what do folks think about making this change for 1.0 as well? I'm
> more than a little concerned that it would break existing code, but the
> consistency argument might make doing this worthwile anyway. (Of course,
> we would highlight this change in the Release Notes.).
>
> What do you think? Should we do this in 1.0 as well?
>
> Craig
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