On 7/7/05, Rick Reumann <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Tony Dahbura wrote the following on 7/6/2005 11:09 PM: > > > So I have a setup action. How do I in this setup action setup my > > ActionForm values so when I forward control to the form they are there > > and present for display. This form is being used to allow updating data > > and I want to prepopulate the fields for the user. > > > > My form is an editUserForm that has an editUser action as well. Should > > I in my editUser action call the setters of the editUserForm and set the > > values? Then just call the jsp page that will reference these through > > the editUserForm? I agree using reset is not proper given the > > documentation-just not sure how I should do this... > > > > The editUserForm is in request scope as well not in session scope.... > > Ok Tony, before Michael replies with the use of another framework > (joking sort of:), this is very easy to do with Struts
[skipped] No, I did not have intention to reply, because I already did yesterday, and also because Tony clealry stated that he wants (for whatever reasons, probaly religions ones, but we are being tolerable here, aren't we?) to use request scope instead of session scope for his form beans, and also because he wants to go "by the book". My stuff works with session scope only by design, and it is not "in the book" yet. > and as a side note, I really don't see why people have to constantly > make Struts more confusing than it needs to me. Hopefully, this side note does not relate to my library. If it does, you probably have not tried it yet ;-) or you do not see any added value in the goals that it solves. Michael. --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
