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Jan 19th, 2006, 04:16 PM
#1
Best place to put data for the jsp?
Hello, I am curious as to what you all think about this. I am having trouble deciding where to put read-only data that the jsp needs. Let me explain:
- When we are creating a form with fields that change we can bind to a command.
- When we want to show reference data (like a list of US states that will never change) we can put that in the referenceData map.
- What about when I want to show a representation of something read-only from my domain, like a list of images which all have a name, description, and other attributes. Should I create a field in command holding an array of MyImage objects or just put that array into referenceData?
I know you can get to it either way from the jsp, I guess I am just looking for a best practice here. I tend to use both in a liberal manner and I want to get away from that. Should I keep everything which is not bound to a command in referenceData?
thanks,
Ryan
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Jan 20th, 2006, 03:48 AM
#2
In our application we put dictionaries in session. There are not so many of them - countries, states, salutations. Maybe some more ... There is an interceptor to each request, which assures, that these dictionaries are in session. I think, we can put them in application scope, and to apply this solution we will need to change only interceptor class.
As for read-only data - i prefer to have it in referenceData, and my Command class consists only of those items, which i want edit
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