Dariusz Wojtas wrote:
>
> Want to have a bean separate from the action and just reference it?
> Define your bean (whatever you want) and just declare it as a variable
> on your action.
> Nothing more.
> Add getter and setter.
>
> class MyAction ... {
>   private MyBeanClass myBean;
>
> }
>
> in your JSP just prefix bean components with the bean name;
>
>  <s:textfield name="myBean.title" ... />
>
> That's all :)
>
> Dariusz Wojtas
>
>


One other thing that's nice about Struts2/WW is that you can utilize the
ModelDriven interface on your action.

So your action is

public class MyAction implements ModelDriven {

private MyBean myBean = new MyBean();

public Object getModel() { return myBean; }

}

that way your form fields can still be referenced by

<s:textfield name="title" />

Also very useful when moving your properties from the action into a
model/domain object/value object/etc... because your front-end code does not
hae to change.

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