I've used code like this in my Action class execute/perform method:
String inputs[] = request.getParameterValues(s);
for (int x = 0; x < inputs.length; x++) {
String oneInput = inputs[x];
dosomething(oneInput);
}This seems to work quite well, assuming all the form <input> tags are named the same. I don't know struts well enough, yet, to know whether you can have an ActionForm property be a Collection type, or not. Would be interested in the answer, though. It wouldn't have mattered in my application, though, as I needed to generate an entire form dynamically, so it would have been a wash, either way.
-nash
On Monday, March 10, 2003, at 04:33 PM, miguel angel rojas aquino wrote:
hi, i'm creating a html form that dinamically adds new rows to a html table via javascript, so it goes to the server only when the user ends the data capture, like a jtable control in a swing app, so the problem now is, how can i map all this dynamic controls to the corresponding ActionForm? is there a way to do something like puting all those values in an array in the action form?
thanks in advance, greetings.
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