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By: chikkubhai

Thanks Ed!

For your quick follow-up. I am really happy using your Display Tag Libraries
with ease and I am already loving it. To quickly solve my problem, I came up
with a bad solution. I created an array list of strings and then created a bean
with about 20 variables, all strings, and had a generic bean with about 20 
string
arguments (the maximum number of columns I may have to populate into a bean).

Once I ran my dynamically created query (as the tables, number of column and
their names, conditions were dynamically obtained) and the resultset was passed
as string arguments to individual objects of this generic Bean and then a list
of these generic Bean objects was created and saved to session.

I had another array of strings containing the column names which was also used
to control how many columns I will be displaying along with their names in the
display table. This is a rather awkward solution to my dynamic problem.

I will give your idea a try and get back to you asap... 

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