Kris Schneider wrote:
+1
Although it may seem like splitting hairs because (in your case) the same object instance is passed to the doBusiness method, there's a huge architectural/design difference between:
public class myModel {
public void doBusiness(DynaActionForm data) {
...
}
}
and:
public class myModel {
public void doBusiness(DynaBean data) {
...
}
}
I suppose another possibility would be to use BeanUtils.describe or PropertyUtils.describe (not sure which is preferred) to generate a Map to pass to the doBusiness method. Either describe method can deal with a DynaBean.
This is cool. I will give it a whirl. Thanks.
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