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What is DynaAction ?

 
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What is dynaAction form? or what it is?
 
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Not sure, but may be related to Struts.
 
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Moved to the Struts forum.
 
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An ActionForm represents an HTML form that the user interacts with over one or more pages. You will provide properties to hold the state of the form with getters and setters to access them.
Maintaining a separate concrete ActionForm class for each form in your Struts application is time-consuming. It is particularly frustrating when all the ActionForm does is gather and validate simple properties that are passed along to a business JavaBean.

This bottleneck can be alleviated through the use of DynaActionForm classes. Instead of creating a new ActionForm subclass and new get/set methods for each of your bean's properties, you can list its properties, type, and defaults in the Struts configuration file.
 
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Thanks

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Hi,

i heard that validation in ActionForm can be used only to validate the form data on the client browser and server side validation can be accomplished with the use of "DynaValidatorForm".

What is this "DynaValidatorForm" and how to use the same?
Does this comes along with the Struts Framework?

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Muthu Lakshmi
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