thanks for the reply but i still have one more problem.
i tried to set as what you've said as a
String array but the values that i retrieved was null.
here is my code:

public void setName(String[] values){
  String[] name=new String[values.length];
  for(int i=0;i<values.length; i++){
     name[i]=values[i];
  }
}

public String[] getName(){ return name; }

thanks. :)

On Tue, 23 Jul 2002, Hans Bergsten wrote:

> Erwin Dwight V. Ruiz wrote:
> > Hello I'm new to jsp and i'd like to know
> > how multiple text boxes or form elements
> > with the same name can be processed in a
> > jsp application. if the names of the form elements
> > are unique you could easily map the elements to a
> > java bean through accessor and setter methods. what
> > happens if the form elements name are not
> > unique can we still map the elements to a
> > java bean? if possible how do i do it?
>
> You can capture them in a bean with a setter method that takes an
> array:
>
>    setMyProperty(String[] values)
>
> Hans
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