Hello Karen, I have had a similar problem using the html:selection tag which is at first used with session beans but I wanted to build request scope objects (I do not like to let hang aroung junks of session beans...). So what I have done is to do a request.setAttribute("bean",bean) and have a hidden field in the form to get the bean. I works quite well up to now.
Hope, this helped Thomas -----Original Message----- >From : Prengaman.Karen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To : “'[EMAIL PROTECTED]'“ <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Date : 04 December 2001 00:49:13 Subject : mapping.getInput() and request scope beans Hello, > >I have a jsp that displays data and has a very simple one-button form with >one hidden field. When this form is submitted, ExitAction is called. In >ExitAction's perform method, if a certain condition occurs, I want to return >to the calling page. I do this with the following code: > >return new ActionForward(mapping.getInput()); > >My problem is that my jsp references a request-scope bean, and when >returning to it, the bean is out of scope. If I put the bean in the session >the problem does not occur (i.e., the jsp can access it), but I would rather >leave the bean in the request. > >Any thoughts on how I can get around this? Do I have to specify a jsp file >in the input parameter in struts-config, or can I specify an action? > >Thanks, > >Karen > >-- >To unsubscribe, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> >For additional commands, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > > >:-) As sceptical as one can be! (-:< ---------- Personalise your email address at http://another.com THINK: your slogan or email address on a gorgeous mousemat CLICK HERE http://another-shop.com
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