Hi Arie,
now I see what you want... it works OO!
I did it this way:
class Bean{
Vector elements;
public Element getElement(int index) {return elements.elementAt(index);}
}
class Element
{
Integer n; String s;
public Integer getNumber() { return n; }
public String getString() { return s; }
}
<LOOP PROPERTY="myBean:element" PROPERTYELEMENT="elem" >
<DISPLAY PROPERTY= "elem:number" >
<DISPLAY PROPERTY= "elem:string" >
</LOOP>
bye!
weHe
> -----
> Arie Fishler [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> RE: Loops on multiple properties
>
> Hi Werner
>
> If I understand it correctly what you suggest will perform a NESTED loop
> which means that if I have j values for property x and k values
> for property
> y then the LOOP will produce j*k lines and I don't want it to behave like
> that. The properties have the same number of elements t and I
> want the LOOP
> to produce only t lines.
>
> Class Bean {
> Vector numbers;
> Vector strings;
>
> Integer getNumbers(int index ) {
> return numbers.elementAt(indesx);
> }
>
> String getStrings(int index) {
> return strings.elementAt(indesx);
> }
> }
>
> I want my dynamic page to display lines which contain a number
> and matching
> string on each line.
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