Hello Stephane,
I think this a small differ approach would be better. I would declare
only once Action for example DisplayAction.
Within this class define two member variables clients and lists. Access
to these beans via select in the *.jsp.
Something like that:
class DisplayAction ...
{
List<Client> clients;
List<Products> products;
//This will be set if you selects one from the list
Client client;
Product product;
public void prepare()
{
clients = someMethodsFillingClients();
products = someMethodFillingProducts();
}
}
Display.jsp
<s:action="">
<s:select name="client" list=clients" />
<s:select name="product" list="products"/>
</s:action>
Am 27.03.2010 07:50, schrieb Stephane Cosmeur:
Hello
I'm very new on struts 2 and i'm facing a problem i can't resolv. I think it
will be a formality for real users of struts.
I have two actions class, ProductAction and CliendAction. And i want to have
in a jsp two s:select to print the list of my clients and the list of my
products.
To display this jsp i call an action whose associed class is ClientAction.
So my first s:select work well, but i can't see how provide the
ProductAction to my second s:select.
I tried to make an interceptor to "load" the ProductAction but it didn't
work. I tried to use s:bean but it didn t work either. I know my problem can
looks stupid but i really need help ! i'm facing this problem since two
days.
thank you and sorry for my english :)
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