public static void mapObjectOnFormModel(FormModel formModel, Object objectToMap)
    {
        BeanWrapper beanWrapper = new BeanWrapperImpl(objectToMap);
        for (String fieldName : (Set<String>) formModel.getFieldNames())
        {
            try
            {
                formModel.getValueModel(fieldName).setValue(beanWrapper.getPropertyValue(fieldName));
            }
            catch (BeansException be)
            {
                // silently ignoring, just mapping values, so if there's one missing, don't bother
            }
        }
    }
public static void mapObjectOnFormModel ( FormModel formModel , Object objectToMap ) { BeanWrapper beanWrapper = new BeanWrapperImpl ( objectToMap ) ; for ( String fieldName : ( Set < String > ) formModel . getFieldNames ( ) ) { try { formModel . getValueModel ( fieldName ) . setValue ( beanWrapper . getPropertyValue ( fieldName ) ) ; } catch ( BeansException be ) { } } }
This method tries to map the values of the given object on the valueModels of the formModel. Instead of
setting the object as a backing object, all valueModels are processed one by one and the corresponding
property value is fetched from the objectToMap and set on that valueModel. This triggers the usual
buffering etc. just as if the user entered the values.

@param formModel
@param objectToMap