Map-Backed ActionForm without using scriptlets

Hi Is there a clean way to use map-backed ActionForms in a JSP without using scriptlets? Say I have a map of properties called 'userAttributes' in my ActionForm. I want to loop through these using something like a , and then for each one I find, I want to display an tag. The Struts tutori

Re: Map backed actionForm and pushing multiselect value in the map - No response :-(

Struts Group, Is it such a dumb question that i am not getting any response? or is it a bug. If someone can let me know, that it is ok to tweak the bean util code i will. I am not sure whether it has other side effects. I just want to make sure that it does not cause obvious side effects. Str

Re: Map backed actionForm and pushing multiselect value in the map

Can someone take time to answer this question. Thanks, Vijay vijay venkataraman wrote: |Hi, Sorry if you receive this twice. I didn't see this mail for more than 4 hours after sending it. I have a Form bean backed by a Map. I want to capture the responses of the input fields in the jsp in t

Map backed actionForm and pushing multiselect value in the map

|Hi, I have a Form bean backed by a Map. I want to capture the responses of the input fields in the jsp in to this Map. When the selected values results into Array(String[]) in case of Multiselect only the first value in the array gets in to this map as a value. This is the case with radio butt

AW: Problems with getting property from map-backed ActionForm

06 09:56 An: Struts Users Mailing List Betreff: Problems with getting property from map-backed ActionForm Hi there I've got problem using map-backed ActionForm. The following snippet is the html output: Textidentifer [todo]:8341=a

Problems with getting property from map-backed ActionForm

Hi there I've got problem using map-backed ActionForm. The following snippet is the html output: Textidentifer [todo]:8341=ablaufdatum   Text resultSet.getString("sprach_b

Re: Map-backed ActionForm and diff input types

There are lots of ways. You can, for example, include that information in the request object by putting it into the name/value pair. Jack On Fri, 31 Dec 2004 14:17:57 -0800, Oleg <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > I have to apologize for not explaining myself more clearly. What I am > doing is buildi

Re: Map-backed ActionForm and diff input types

I have to apologize for not explaining myself more clearly. What I am doing is building a form at run time. All the field information, including fields type is pulled from the database, so based on that value I wanted to display input type text, or input type hidden or whatever. It seem to me thoug

Re: Map-backed ActionForm and diff input types

You can't tell, based off the form, which fields are hidden or visible. This is something you have to know and hard-code into the page. So far as being different types, ... well, that's the same thing :-) EVERYthing is carried around in a form as text because if you were to have a form with non-

Re: Map-backed ActionForm and diff input types

Do you have a specific problem? I cannot tell what the worry is. Jack On Fri, 31 Dec 2004 00:47:57 -0800, Oleg <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hi, > > Map-backed forms work great if all the fields are same input type, for > example text. What if its mixed: text field, check box, input hidden. > H

Map-backed ActionForm and diff input types

Hi, Map-backed forms work great if all the fields are same input type, for example text. What if its mixed: text field, check box, input hidden. How would you distinguish whats where? Thanks - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROT

using map-backed ActionForm with velocity

Hi Folks, I am a struts-velocity newbie. I have downloaded the struts-velocity framework and make the basic Static ActionForm work with a velocity module which defines the form. Now, I am trying to use a map-backed ActionForm with the same velocity module and I have doen the various steps

Re: map-backed ActionForm

Hi Claudia, > and the ActionForm: > > public class ProjektDDEForm extends ActionForm{ > >private Map enten; > >/** Creates a new instance of ProjektDDEForm */ >public ProjektDDEForm() { > >} > >public Map getEnten(){ >return enten; >} > >public void setEnt

map-backed ActionForm

Hello, my JSP-Code is: ..  <%=ent.getDde ()%> Anzahl: and the ActionForm: public class ProjektDDEForm extends ActionForm{ private Map enten; /** Creates a new instance of ProjektDDEForm */ public ProjektDDEForm() { } public Map getEnten

RE: Map backed ActionForm, and jstl expression language

ting the props string and failing... Hope it didn't make your night much later. Rgds, John -Original Message- From: Bill Siggelkow [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: 02 July 2004 04:49 To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Re: Map backed ActionForm, and jstl expression language John, I

Re: Map backed ActionForm, and jstl expression language

John, I apologize -- it' late and I am tired but I was having a little trouble following your post ... however, if you have a map-backed form (property) that you want to expose to JSTL you will need to expose the Map itself in a getter. Map getValuesMap() { return values; } Then you can access

Map backed ActionForm, and jstl expression language

Hi all, Any help on the following problem would be most appreciated. What i am trying to do is produce a report of data in tabular form with filters that will reduce the report set. There can be 100's of different reports but by passing in a report id to a database the query, filters, columns a