There are a few other options. 1. <display:column property="getter", list="iterator/collection" /> where property points to a property of obects in the list. The drawback is that property gets redefined; instead of a property of the parent table, it becomes a property of the objects in the list. Not high on my list.
2. Create a new tag <display:list ... /> with basically the same attributes as <display:column> 3. Just do it as suggested with jstl or struts-iterate and forget about additional complexity. Brad On Sun, 2003-11-09 at 17:28, John York wrote: > Sounds useful, but can't you accomplish it in about 3-4 lines with a > standard struts-iterate or jstl loop tag? If we did decide to implement > this, I think it ought to be part of the formatting library we are > discussing. > > Something like: > <display:column...> > <display:format type="list" property="collection"> > ... > </display:format> > </display:column> > > Although, this still takes the same amount of code as a standard jstl > iterate would. So it doesn't seem you'd really gain anything. Maybe the > solution would be to specify this 'list' decorator as a decorator within > the column tag? This would require us to keep column decorators as part of > the displaytag. > > > -- Brad Smith <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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