By "dynamically" I mean the form elements (input
boxes) are generated based on values obtained from the
database. So if there are 5 items in a database
corresponding to a category, then 5 text boxes would
be displayed (using an iterate tag) with different
names for each element (<input type="text"
name="item1">, etc). In that case, the FormBean has
no getter method for item1, item2.., specifically.
--- Chris Butler <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> i think Struts support java beans specs as a base.
> if the 'forms from the database' truly conform to
> that spec, i guess yes. however, given that they
> are 'dynamic' i kinda doubt it...
>
> i think we need more info on what 'dynamic' means.
>
> c
>
> At 05:11 AM 4/27/2001 -0700, Web Programmer wrote:
> >Does strut support forms generated dynamically from
> >the database? How would you get user-entered values
> in
> >the FormBean when you don't know how many elements
> to
> >expect or their names. I haven't seen any strut
> >example that does that or anything in the mail
> list.
> >
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