It's all here... the original nesting extension and the saving model I just mentioned.
http://www.keyboardmonkey.com/downloads/struts/index.html The main part of the action simply gets the data that held in a hierarchy of objects from one method and serializes the result. It's in the example "SavingMonkey" war file on the link above. It's all there. Arron Oleg V Alexeev wrote: >Hello Arron, > >Tuesday, November 27, 2001, 11:53:25 AM, you wrote: > >AB> Just a note on this subject.... > >AB> You know that you can get absolutely sweet decoupling from everything >AB> struts for your data model with the use of nesting objects?... And no >AB> messy property copying! > >AB> I wanted to get a simple persistence mechanism running for my form >AB> object, so I placed a little serialization logic into my action (Some >AB> app servers need their session objects to serialize also, like iPlanet). >AB> The struts action form wouldn't serialize for me so all I did was add an >AB> extra nest level and serialized from there down leaving my entire >AB> structure nothing but the data that I wanted. All the child objects >AB> implement serializeable, extend nothing, and know nothing of struts. > >AB> This is all elegantly managed in the JSP's with the use of the >AB> handy-dandy nesting extension. :) > >AB> That's my two cents. >AB> If you want the code for what I just blabbed on about, mail me... >AB> [EMAIL PROTECTED] > >Can you post some samples to the list? > > -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> For additional commands, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
