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> Matt,
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> Thanks for the tip, it works like a charm! Now I have to
> figure out the best way to adapt it to our situation but I'm
> quite pleased to know that WW is able to persis
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> I'm clearer now on what you're looking to do. If
>
> that[0
Francisco Hernandez wrote:
why do you use that OgnlList instead of just ArrayList?
Ognl doesn't (currently) instantiate new objects when users submit info.
OgnlList fills in this blank by instantiating objects of the specified
instance.
So, without OgnlList, that[0] would always resolve to null
why do you use that OgnlList instead of just ArrayList?
Matt Ho wrote:
I'm clearer now on what you're looking to do. If
that[0].Cheetah.name
that[1].Monkey.name
works, then ModelDriven should work just fine.
Having said that, the following code snippet should work for you
(haven't tested it th
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> I'm clearer now on what you're lo
I'm clearer now on what you're looking to do. If
that[0].Cheetah.name
that[1].Monkey.name
works, then ModelDriven should work just fine.
Having said that, the following code snippet should work for you
(haven't tested it though). This is slightly different than what you
asked for in that what
I'm clearer now on what you're looking to do. If
that[0].Cheetah.name
that[1].Monkey.name
works, then ModelDriven should work just fine.
Having said that, the following code snippet should work for you
(haven't tested it though). This is slightly different than what you
asked for in that what
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> I'm not sure exactly of the problem you're having. However,
> there's a write up on mo
I'm not sure exactly of the problem you're having. However, there's a
write up on model driven on
http://wiki.opensymphony.com/space/Xwork+Interceptors
To summarize, declaring something as ModelDriven just puts it on the top
of the value stack so when your parameters get resolved, the model g
