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Bind Bean to HTML

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ifrith - 04 May 2007 14:59 GMT
Hi all,

          Is it possible to map a Bean directly (and dinamically) to
a HTML form?

          The idea is almost like this:

              https://bean-properties.dev.java.net/tutorial2.html

           The difference is that instead of swing, we can use HTML
forms.

           I need this because I am interested in making some options
in my site modular, then there is some options that I am not
interested in to know, just the module need to knows that. So, I will
receive a Bean that I don't know his properties, I will display it as
desired by the module, and return the values to the module.

           It's almost like Archetypes in ZOPE (Python).

            Thanks a lot.
Lew - 05 May 2007 13:32 GMT
>        Hi all,
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>             It's almost like Archetypes in ZOPE (Python).

Struts and JSF do something like "binding a bean directly (and dynamically) to
a form".

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