I think thats kinda it. I think whats happening is that the jsp was being called before the webapp had ever "touched" the servlet (i.e. the user could go straight to the jsp). Therefore maybe the form doesn't know which servlet its talking to.
Is there a way to get the context attribute without asking the servlet?
Thanks,
Steve
Jagdish Arora wrote:

Steven,

Is your form defined to be in session scope, or is it in request scope? The
reason I ask is that the servlet is declared to be transient in the
ActionForm. Depending on where you are in the lifecycle, it may have
"evaporated".


amrinder

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The servlet is null. So then how and what do I tell the actionform is
its servlet.

Thanks,
Steve

PS I still am interested in ppls view on whether all DB calls are model
or there is a case when you could consider the DB call view

Jagdish Arora wrote:


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