Aaron,
I believe the code you have should be accurate, but leave out the
usebean directive for task (which isn't necessary and I think is
interfering with your iteration id because it has the same id):
<jsp:useBean id="general" scope="application"
class="com.razorfront.corporate.global.General"/>
<logic:iterate id="task" name="general" property="tasks">
<bean:write name="task" property="subject"/> <br>
</logic:iterate>
this is assuming:
1) the method in General that returns the Arraylist is getTasks().
2) there is a method in Task called getSubject()
Hope that helps,
Bill
Aaron O'Hara wrote:
>All,
>
>Would somebody be able to point me to an example of iteration with the
>following environmental "restrictions"? I've looked at sample code, but
>nothing seems to meet 100% what I'm trying to do and I'm still tearing my
>head out trying get get it to work.
>
>I have an application scope bean with a getMethod() that returns a List
>which is actually an ArrayList of "Task" objects. I want to iterate through
>this List and display properties of the Task object using the getter
>methods.
>
>In an unsuccessful attempt, I've tried:
>
><jsp:useBean id="general" scope="application"
>class="com.razorfront.corporate.global.General"/>
><jsp:useBean id="task" scope="page"
>class="com.razorfront.corporate.task.Task"/>
>
><logic:iterate id="task" name="general" property="tasks">
> <bean:write name="task" property="subject"/> <br>
></logic:iterate>
>
>(I've omitted the taglib statements for brevity)
>
>I've seen examples using HaspMaps and Lists of numbers, but not a List of
>Objects. Any assistance would be greatly appreciated!
>
>Aaron
>
>.
>
