>As a rule, FormBeans should only work with Strings. For example, suppose >the date field on your FormBean is supposed to be populated from a user's >form submission. What if the user types in a bad value, and you want to >return to the submission page to flag the error with the problematic field >highlighted? For that you need to capture the value initially as a String, >because otherwise automatic type conversion will lose the user's original >(bad) value. See the archives of this list for details.
for that, i use the javascript validation, so this case never happens. And the formBeans containing Integer and Date objects are perfect as parameters for business-methods. for example: form_bean_xxx contains teacher : fb_teacher fb_teacher contains name birthdate : DateWrapper you can give form_bean.teacher to a session bean method. so you need not much parameters and no separate simpletypes greetings, Andreas -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> For additional commands, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
