that looks it is the output from the toString method of an array or collection
class. Specify proprty=... to make struts call that property instead of
toString(). (Maybe?).
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> If I write this I obtain somthing like this:
>
If I write this I obtain somthing like this:
[myval1,myval2]
Why I've got [ and ,?
Thx
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Hi
Use
Inside your iterate
As I understand you you just want to display things... Bean:write does a
toString
(or something like that) of the bean if not property is mentioned.
Regards
Mikael
At 14:50 2002-03-01 +0100, you wrote:
>Hi!
>I use a Vector object which contains String Objec
Hi!
I use a Vector object which contains String Object.
This Vector is in a JavaBeans, so I've got a getter method, which returns
the Vector.
When I want to iterate the list by:
How replace the "?" by a good code?!
I haven't idea! If my Vector contains some other complex obj
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