thats a little confusing to me. Will try......
Regards,
Tarun Sainanee
TCS Delhi
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Yes!
You cannot call the getter directly.
But you can use
<logic:iterate id="aBean" name="lvObj" >
here you use your html:ratio and you can call getter on
aBean which
is a bean from the lvObj collection.
</logic:iterate>
Gopal
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No no no
lvObj is a collection and the getter method cannot be call directly on
that.
Right? ;-)
Regards,
Tarun Sainanee
TCS Delhi
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Hi Tarun
Sorry there is a mistake in my previous Message it should be like
<html:radio property="rdObjNr" value='<%=lvObj.getCsObj()%>' > This is a
test
Message </html:radio>
I think this will work.
Gopal
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tried all this before i posted it on the struts user mailing....
Regards,
Tarun Sainanee
TCS Delhi
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Try to find what data are sent by the browser.
Set your form method to GET and check what appears
in your url after submit.
Your struts form gets data from there.
After this you should know if it is some misspelling problem
on your side or some deeply hidden problem in struts :-)
Darek
Wednesday, August 14, 2002, 4:24:53 PM, you wrote:
TS> it works fine if i dont use the struts way of displaying data on the
TS> screen. ts pretty perplexing to me but i have tried this on different
TS> screens with uncomplicated data..
TS> Regards,
TS> Tarun Sainanee
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