Matthew Meyer wrote:
> Your Action gets passed a copy of the actionForm object
> that it is useing. So specify the name of your
> DynaValidatorForm in the name property of your action's
> definition. Then populate the actionForm oject in your
> action and forward to the JSP that expects a populated
> DynaValidatorForm..
That seems to be the right method for e.g. editing one record in a
database. Tnx, that's what I need next.
But what should I use as the data source for <logic:iterate>, when I need
multiple objects? Here's how I did it with a simples ActionForm, a static
Function of the Form returning an array:
/** Query all users from db
*/
public static UserEditForm[] getUserList() throws SQLException
{
UserEditForm[] users = null;
...
users = new UserEditForm[num_users];
for (int i = 0; rs.next(); i++)
{
UserEditForm u = new UserEditForm();
u.setUsername(rs.getString("username"));
u.setEmail(rs.getString("email"));
users[i] = u;
...
}
...
return users;
}
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