Re: Avoiding OGNL, or getting fancier with it.

2007-09-18 Thread Vinny
Very cool. I was able to get mine working with: Action Class : List beanList; .getter/setter in the jsp: ... on submit I access my List of beans with List mysubmittedList = getBeantList() ; On 9/18/07, Dave Newton <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > --- Vinny <[E

Re: Avoiding OGNL, or getting fancier with it.

2007-09-18 Thread Dave Newton
--- Vinny <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > myBean[0].propertyName for example > of values that struts 1.x was able to pick back up > in the action. I'm sure there must be a way to do > this in S2, right? The same way, although AFAIK you have to build the property name by hand using the iterator's nam

Re: Avoiding OGNL, or getting fancier with it.

2007-09-18 Thread Vinny
I will give this a try as well. I have been wrestling with getting my indexed values back from my jsp's forms. In struts 1.1+ , this was handled well by using nested tags. Nested used to produced arrays ( myBean[0].propertyName for example) of values that struts 1.x was able to pick back up in th

Re: Avoiding OGNL, or getting fancier with it.

2007-09-14 Thread Laurie Harper
Lally Singh wrote: Hey all, I've got a 2-layer hierarchy of data to put in through a form, and it's getting messy. I've got a set of groups, each with a set of questions within. Each are indexed with simple integers. I"ve been using And wanted to pull the values out of the request, but sudd

Avoiding OGNL, or getting fancier with it.

2007-09-14 Thread Lally Singh
Hey all, I've got a 2-layer hierarchy of data to put in through a form, and it's getting messy. I've got a set of groups, each with a set of questions within. Each are indexed with simple integers. I"ve been using And wanted to pull the values out of the request, but suddenly I've got this ba