Managing Form without a FormBean

[sanjeev_dutt <sa...@infy.com>]

Hi All,

Is it possible to have a form on my JSP without having a bean associated with it ?
Actually on my JSP, I have a button "New Search" and when the user clicks on it, he/she should be taken to main search page.
I have an action class associated with this.
But since user is not submitting any value here, does it make sense to have a form bean here ? Can't we directly call the action class through ActionServlet without have a form in the whole scene.

TIA
Sanjeev

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RE: Managing Form without a FormBean

[srinivas <sv...@intensit.de>]

hi,

you don't need a form bean to call struts action.
a simple form with action to the main search page would do, or u can have a
link to the struts action which forwards to the main search page.

hope this helps,

regards,
srinivas
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From: sanjeev_dutt [mailto:sanjeev_dutt@infy.com]
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Subject: Managing Form without a FormBean


Hi All,

Is it possible to have a form on my JSP without having a bean associated
with it ?
Actually on my JSP, I have a button "New Search" and when the user clicks on
it, he/she should be taken to main search page.
I have an action class associated with this.
But since user is not submitting any value here, does it make sense to have
a form bean here ? Can't we directly call the action class through
ActionServlet without have a form in the whole scene.

TIA
Sanjeev

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