prepopulatting

[Don Hill <dh...@pair.com>]

I have a jsp that will be passed some params from another application 
that match the properties defined in the <html:form/>, currently I am 
doing a
<jsp:usebean scope="session" name="theBean" type="com.blaah.bean"/>
<jsp:setProperty property="*"/>


The question is if use "request" scope the form doesn't get the params 
populatted, is there another way todo this that is more struts style. I 
have to use the MyPage.jsp rather than a action because of the user 
could come from a legacy application.

Thanks

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RE: prepopulatting

[Martin Gainty <mg...@hotmail.com>]

Don-

If instantiating for the first time I would use class="com.blaah.bean" along
with scope="session" name="theBean" type="com.blaah.bean"
Does anyone see anything else ???

Martin-

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>I have a jsp that will be passed some params from another application that 
>match the properties defined in the <html:form/>, currently I am doing a
><jsp:usebean scope="session" name="theBean" type="com.blaah.bean"/>
><jsp:setProperty property="*"/>
>
>
>The question is if use "request" scope the form doesn't get the params 
>populatted, is there another way todo this that is more struts style. I 
>have to use the MyPage.jsp rather than a action because of the user could 
>come from a legacy application.
>
>Thanks
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