Hello,
We are trying to implement common master-detail records using indexed
properties and beans.
We would like take a single bean with various data and place in a
dynaform bean as multiple occurrences.
The single bean was created with all the getters and setters. And the
dynaform bean was creat
It took a while, but I got it. Here's the solution I found. Keep in mind
that dateOfBirth property is defined at the form level, not as an child
of acctParties.
Please enter the date of birth for
x27; attribute, as you're
doing your own indexing.
-Original Message-
From: White, Susan [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, January 02, 2004 12:11 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Indexed Property in JSP
The form is not setting the value that the user inputs. I used some of
the
One quick comment - the JavaBean spec defines the 2-arg setter as taking
an int as the first arg:
public void setDateOfBirth(int idx, String dateOfBirth)
White, Susan wrote:
The form is not setting the value that the user inputs. I used some of
the posts from this list to create this code and e
The form is not setting the value that the user inputs. I used some of
the posts from this list to create this code and everything compiles,
throws no exceptions but does not work, either. The setter(s) is(are)
not being called Any ideas?
PS The indexed='true' parameter seems to have no effect pr
Hi
I am not able to set and get the indexed property in jsp file.
Please Help Me
Regards
Shashi
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