Thanks Dave,
I will try it out.
-Michael.
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Subject: Re: Minimizing the code in JSP file......by removing the for
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Michael,
I just use the collection and property value on my html:options, and Struts
does
the rest!
ie <html:options collection="..." property="..."> (and you can use the
labelProperty if you want too)
Check out the documentation on it...
Dave
"Michael Skariah" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on
06/26/2001
12:50:35 PM
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Subject: Minimizing the code in JSP file......by removing the for loop
Hello all,
I am new to Struts and was experimenting the various HTML tags. I was trying
to improve the code below. Could anyone tell me how I can achieve the same
functionality of filling the select block, but by removing the "for" loop
from this code(I mean just by filling values with a list).
Thanks to all for the help.
-Mike.
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<html:form action="result.do" method="post" focus="accountNo">
<jsp:useBean id="codes" scope="request" class="com.test.mytest.TestAction"/>
<%
Hashtable ht = codes.getCodes();
%>
<bean:message key="prompt.accountnumber"/>
<html:select name="accountNo" align="center" size="1" value="">
<html:options>
<%
List myList = (List)ht.get("AccountNo");
if(myList != null)
{
for(ListIterator li=myList.listIterator(); li.hasNext();)
{
%>
<option>
<%= (String)li.next() %>
<%
} // for
}
else
{
%>
<html:options>
<%= "No matching data" %>
<%
}
%>
</html:select>
</html:form>
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