Andy Pruitt wrote:
<snip>
Just use the implict object support in the 1.0 tags, like:
<display:table name="peopleList" id="person" varStatus="status">
<display:column title="name"> <input value="<c:out
value="${person.name}"/>" name="<c:out value="${status.count}"/>"/>
</display:column> </display:table>
Where varStatus is an unimplemented feature; the alternative
would be
to just hold a i++ counter of the iterations.
Ah! Now I see - yes, that would work, much nicer than having the
Decorator spit the HTML out. How much work would implementing
the status
bean be?
It's not so tough, but will probably get implemented as part of a
broader set of JSTL attribute alignment fixes. For now, just
increment a counter every time you get executed, like
<% int i = 1; %>
<display:table name="peopleList" id="person">
<display:column title="Name">
<input value="<c:out value="${person.name}"/>" name="<%=""+ i++%>"/>
</display:column>
</display:table>
Andy, you are an absolute star! I'm going to be having a more detailed
play with the library this week so might look at implementing a version
of the status bean myself - I'll let you know if I do.
--
sam
http://www.magpiebrain.com/
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