instead of the scriptlet, I think you could use html-el and do the
following:
The el notation forces the ndx to evaluate
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OK, I am new to struts...so if someone could help it would be great!
I was trying out the indexed properties that struts talks about on their
home page and I just copied their example. I can get the bean:write tag to
work and properly display the element with index 1. However when I try to
ge
Hi Rick and thanks for all the help!
I found that both of the methods work below. I assume its better to use the
one that you helped me with as we are supposed to favor JSTL tags over
Struts tags from what I read.
I looked up the struts-el stuff (thanks!) but I still have found no
reference to
s.length; i++)
{
log.debug("lot " + i + ":"+ mySlideLots[i]);
}
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Subject: Re: setting a coll
hing out until the end if they like...
Lynn
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Subject: Re: setting a collection in my form bean using iterate or forEach
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ct: Re: setting a collection in my form bean usin iterate or forEach
Date: Sun, 22 Aug 2004 21:49:16 -0400
Lynn Stevens wrote:
If I put a String[] or ArrayList in my
DynaActionForm, this does not seem to work.
Does anyone know if this is possible? Its driving me mad!
Sure it'll work. Be mor
I was wondering if someone could help me out with this question:
I know that I can use the logic:iterate tag to loop over an existing
collection
in my form bean. However, I want to do the opposite. I want to make
n number of html:textfields and then when the user hits submit, I want to
have
the
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