I think you just have to use:
<logic:iterate collection="memberBeans" id="memberBean">
So iteratetag will look into scopes for a "memberBeans" object that should
be a Collection.
What you do is tell iterate tag to look for a Collection named ...
the result of "request.getAttribute("memberBeans").toString()", that is the
datas of the list off members, but not the Collection name !
Nico
> <logic:iterate collection="<%= request.getAttribute("memberBeans")%>"
> id="memberBean">
> <tr>
> <td class="odd"><bean:write name="memberBean" property="LastName"/></td>
> </tr>
> </logic:iterate>
>
> But nothing appears.
> To be sure my collection is not empty, I've tried this instruction in my
JSP
> page :
>
> <%= request.getAttribute("memberBeans")%>
>
> and I've saw the 20 memberBean, via the method "toString" defined in the
> MemberBean class
>
> I suppose it's really simple, and I'm searching for some days.
> Thank you for your help.
>
> Pierre
>
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