On 8/24/05, David Haynes <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Funny, I was just going to reply that I bet that is the way to handle this (when using the combined action/value object wrapped up into one managed bean concept). Thanks for clarifying this.
I will, however, be interested in the other replies on how you this gets handled when you keep them as separate managed beans ( EmployeeAction and Employee ).
Thanks again for your patience with me on this. It's 'slowly' starting to click. I feel like an old dog trying to learn new tricks:)
[in employeeBackingBean]
...
EmployeeBean eb = new EmployeeBean();
...
public String getName() {
return eb.getName();
}
...
So, all the elements of the EmployeeBean are available via the
employeeBackingBean in an unambiguous way. Or am I still missing the point?
Funny, I was just going to reply that I bet that is the way to handle this (when using the combined action/value object wrapped up into one managed bean concept). Thanks for clarifying this.
I will, however, be interested in the other replies on how you this gets handled when you keep them as separate managed beans ( EmployeeAction and Employee ).
Thanks again for your patience with me on this. It's 'slowly' starting to click. I feel like an old dog trying to learn new tricks:)
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Rick