Use the following code
Hi
This will print the "Hi" the number of times depending on the size of
ArrayList. Also do not forget to use the fully qualified name with package
for type="NibuSrchVLocalDTO"
Regards,
Rajasekhar Cherukuri
Troy Bull <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
10/20/2005 08:56
Murray Collingwood wrote:
Sometime it's just hard not to say anything. There are lots of different options for
making this work and you don't have to change to JSTL to do it. The logic:iterate tag is
absolutely fine, you just have to get the right parameter names.
I'm of the opinion that t
Sometime it's just hard not to say anything. There are lots of different
options for
making this work and you don't have to change to JSTL to do it. The
logic:iterate tag is
absolutely fine, you just have to get the right parameter names.
Thanksfully there is a pattern to how the parameters
Re-read the API description of this tag and the "collection" attribute:
"A runtime expression that evaluates to a collection (conforming to the
requirements listed above) to be iterated over."
You've given it a string, "rows", and not a collection. This is a
situation where using Struts-EL is co
Troy Bull wrote:
I have a situation here. I have an ArrayList of DTO objects in session.
<%
ArrayList rows = (ArrayList) session.getAttribute("rows");
if (rows != null) {
Iterator i = rows.iterator();
while (i.hasNext())
{
NibuSrchVLocalDTO debug = (NibuSrchVLocalDTO)i.n
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