indeed. i was giving a simple example. it can well be an data insert form (where validation is required) - with some appropriate message/result returned with it.
it is quite easy to use the same actionform for input/output
riyaz
Allistair Crossley wrote:
well for a search form, it's not like you really need the values of the form remembered, since the resultant view is always going to be a search results page. your search action could quite happily just worry about request.getParameter("searchInputType"). we use ActionForm only where it represents some kind of domain/business object that requires validation. unless you want to validate your search form, i don't see the point.
Allistair.
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