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The main joy in my life is Sylva, my loving partner and friend. (You will see plenty of pictures of her. Also check out our site.) My professonal career is running a consulting firm concentrating on business automation and custom software. I enjoy software development, motorcycles, photography, dancing, freemasonry and travel.
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Mark
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Don't forget the getter
Great example. I can find answers in this site not in Struts2 books or other sites. At any rate, the above example works great as long as you remember to have a getter in your action for the object you want to access from the stack. I typically don't want to clutter up my actions code with unnecessary getters when only a setter is sufficient. Took me a minute to figure out I had forgotten the getter in order for the example to pick my ID off the stack. Thanks again for the new knowledge!