On Monday, July 15, 2002, 4:00:41 PM, hemant wrote: h> I have a situation where I have a Collection of banana Lists.
h> <nested:iterate id="crateOfBanaLists" name="rangesform" property="crates" h> type="java.util.Collection"> h> <nested:iterate id="bananaList"> h> <nested:write name="bananaList" property="bananaType"/> - h> <nested:write name="brand" property="description"/> h> ................ h> ............. h> Does the above mean it is trying to do a lookup on a h> crateOfBanaLists.bananaList From my understanding in the above you have a collection of some objects in a Collection called "crates." Then inside of "crates" each Object in that collection should have fields called "bananaType" and "description" (with appropriate getters for those fields). I believe the property is what really matters and id is just what you are referring to the object as, so in the above I think you should have a Collection in your FormBean called "crates" with a a getCrates() method returning you your collection of Crate objects. If you want each crate object to have a List of bannanas you should have a property in the crate object called "bananaList". You might already have that field name, and if so change the part where it says <nested:iterate id="bananaList"> to <nested:iterate id="bananaList" property="bananaList"> I could be wrong but I think you are getting confused with the property part. -- Rick mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> For additional commands, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
