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STRUTS 2: Possible to have two actions called from one JSP?
I am wondering whether it is possible, and or a good idea, to have two (or
more) struts forms - each calling a DIFFERENT action - on the same JSP?
Would each action have to have the same parameters? Would there be
conflicts? Is this a bad idea?
I could stick to one action, but then I would have some unneccessary methods
firing off (in the prepare sequence) when the second form was submitted.
Any advice greatly appreciated. Thanks
John
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Re: STRUTS 2: Possible to have two actions called from one JSP?
Posted by Othon Reyes Sanchez <ot...@gmail.com>.
If the forms are exactly in the same JSP and i mean you don't have one form
in a iframe and other form in another iframe, as far as i am concern is not
possible.
But, if you use ajax, then you can send the values of any amount of forms to
the server.
On Thu, Mar 6, 2008 at 2:53 PM, mojoRising <jp...@averoinc.com> wrote:
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> No specific issue at hand, I was just concerned that if:
> Form 1 (action class A) had 20 parameters, and form 2(action class B) had
> 4,
> then after submitting form B the page would reload with 16 null parameters
> right? When form A referenced those parameters using OGNL they would not
> be
> on the value stack right?
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Re: STRUTS 2: Possible to have two actions called from one JSP?
Posted by mojoRising <jp...@averoinc.com>.
No specific issue at hand, I was just concerned that if:
Form 1 (action class A) had 20 parameters, and form 2(action class B) had 4,
then after submitting form B the page would reload with 16 null parameters
right? When form A referenced those parameters using OGNL they would not be
on the value stack right?
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Re: STRUTS 2: Possible to have two actions called from one JSP?
Posted by Dave Newton <ne...@yahoo.com>.
--- mojoRising <jp...@averoinc.com> wrote:
> I am wondering whether it is possible, and or a good idea, to have two (or
> more) struts forms - each calling a DIFFERENT action - on the same JSP?
>
> Would each action have to have the same parameters? Would there be
> conflicts? Is this a bad idea?
Lots of pages have multiple forms; I'm not sure I understand exactly what the
question is. Any form submits its own parameters to whatever action is
associated with it. Are you having a specific issue?
Dave
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Re: STRUTS 2: Possible to have two actions called from one JSP?
Posted by Randy Burgess <RB...@nuvox.com>.
I have a JSP with 2 different forms and different params and they call
different action classes with no problems. In my case the functionality was
similar and creating 2 different pages for it was unnecessary. This page has
a view/edit/delete account form and a create new account form.
Regards,
Randy Burgess
Sr. Web Applications Developer
Nuvox Communications
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> Subject: STRUTS 2: Possible to have two actions called from one JSP?
>
>
> I am wondering whether it is possible, and or a good idea, to have two (or
> more) struts forms - each calling a DIFFERENT action - on the same JSP?
>
> Would each action have to have the same parameters? Would there be
> conflicts? Is this a bad idea?
>
> I could stick to one action, but then I would have some unneccessary methods
> firing off (in the prepare sequence) when the second form was submitted.
>
> Any advice greatly appreciated. Thanks
> John
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