(Thanks for the quick replies!) A second question for the day:
I've migrated a test class from 100% Servlet, into a Servlet that processes the data, then sets the data with request.setAttribute(, then forwards to a JSP.
The JSP gets the data (Enumerations and Strings) from the request, and displays everything. On a submit, everything gets sent back to the servlet, and everything repeats.
If I were using all-JSP, I'd do something like:
<jsp:setProperty name="bean" property="*"/>
to load the request into the JavaBean. However, I don't know how to do this in Servlets. Is there some introspection built into Servlets, or just JSP??
I've migrated a test class from 100% Servlet, into a Servlet that processes the data, then sets the data with request.setAttribute(, then forwards to a JSP.
The JSP gets the data (Enumerations and Strings) from the request, and displays everything. On a submit, everything gets sent back to the servlet, and everything repeats.
If I were using all-JSP, I'd do something like:
<jsp:setProperty name="bean" property="*"/>
to load the request into the JavaBean. However, I don't know how to do this in Servlets. Is there some introspection built into Servlets, or just JSP??
