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Date: Fri, 15 Oct 2004 10:56:42 -0700 (PDT)
From: Joe Smith <apngss@yahoo.com>
Subject: process regular fields in html form
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When we process the form data without file upload control in JSP. We can use JavaBeans in JSP, then the following will store all the request form data to MyObjectModel object:

 
<jsp:useBean id="om" class="MyObjectModel" />

<jsp:setProperty name="om" property="*" />

 
However, when we process the form data that contains file upload, and uses commons-fileupload, then we should approach the following, is that correct? 

 
if (item.isFormField())

{

      String name = item.getFieldName();

      String value = item.getString();

      
      MyObjectModel om = new MyObjectModel();

      if (name.equals("fieldName1"))

            ad.setFieldName1(value);

      else if (name.equals("fieldName2"))

            ad. setFieldName2(value);

      else if (name.equals("fieldName3"))

            ad.setFieldName3(value);

      //etc...

}

 
Please advise. Thanks!!

 
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