on-insert
and other stuff that comes up when one actually starts coding this
HTH,
-marc=
Thanks
Hugo Burm
-Original Message-
From: Marc Portier [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, August 21, 2003 12:33 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Woody, maps, and repeaters
Hugo Burm wrote:
I
Marc Portier wrote:
Hugo Burm wrote:
Hello Marc,
sorry for the late reply...
Ok. Let me explain. Maps are sometimes much more convenient than Lists
(let's skip a discussion on that one). So I have two classes:
SKIP/
Well, for what its worth the not to have discussion is
Hugo Burm wrote:
Marc Portier wrote:
Hugo Burm wrote:
Hello Marc,
sorry for the late reply...
Ok. Let me explain. Maps are sometimes much more convenient than Lists
(let's skip a discussion on that one). So I have two classes:
SKIP/
Well, for what its worth the not to have discussion is
Hugo Burm wrote:
I am trying to use the Woody sample that uses a Java bean for its binding
(form2bean.flow).
I want to store the contacts in this example in a map instead of in a list,
hm, the biggest problem I see with this 'storing in Map' is:
using which key?
Maybe you should elaborate on
oops!
considering:
myBean
address
hugostreet/city//hugo
marcstreet/city//marc
brunostreet/city//bruno
/address
/myBean
this:
and I'm not sure but probably
$myBean/* -- would give you the iteration of the 3 address nodes
should have been $myBean/address/* I guess (warning:
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Sent: Thursday, August 21, 2003 12:33 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Woody, maps, and repeaters
Hugo Burm wrote:
I am trying to use the Woody sample that uses a Java bean for
its binding
(form2bean.flow).
I want to store the contacts in this example in a map instead
I am trying to use the Woody sample that uses a Java bean for its binding
(form2bean.flow).
I want to store the contacts in this example in a map instead of in a list,
but in this case the contacts are not displayed (one empty contact instead
of 4), and submit gives an insert error for
