Hi Wendy, Thanks for the advise, but I still not able to make it work. Could you please give me more help?
Yes it has a JDBC driver. I want the list box to make multiple selections. First how I can get the multiple selected values (User selected) to my action file for processing? the following is on my JSP file: <logic:iterate id="tool" name="listTools" scope="request"> <option value="<bean:write name="tool" property="poNbr"/> <bean:write name="tool" property="ToolNbr"/> <bean:write name="tool" property="ToolUnit"/> <bean:write name="tool" property="history"/> <bean:write name="tool" property="toolId"/>"> <bean:write name="tool" property="poNbr"/> <bean:write name="tool" property="ToolNbr"/> <bean:write name="tool" property="history"/> </option> </logic:iterate> --- Wendy Smoak <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > I have a List box in jsp file, > > Is a List box an HTML <select> that allows multiple > selections? > > > and I try to delete only selected values. > > Could you please tell me how to > > get the selected values, > > What does the corresponding Form bean property look > like? I don't have any > multiple select lists, but I think you use String[] > for the get/set methods > in the Form bean, and Struts will populate it from > the Request. Take a look > at the struts-example webapp, it probably has an > example of this. > > > then delete them? the data is > > store in the database, so I need process delete > action > > in server to delete them. > > This part is not really Struts-specific. You need > to have already figured > out your data access layer before you add Struts to > the mix. And you > haven't told us what database, whether it has a JDBC > driver, etc., so it's > pretty hard to advise. While you _can_ put JDBC > code directly in your > delete Action, resist the temptation! Unless this > is a small one-time > project purely for demonstration purposes, do it > right the first time, or > else you'll be back doing it over later. (BTDT... > ;) > > -- > Wendy Smoak > Applications Systems Analyst, Sr. > Public Affairs, Information Resources Management > Arizona State University, Tempe AZ > __________________________________ Do you Yahoo!? Yahoo! Calendar - Free online calendar with sync to Outlook(TM). http://calendar.yahoo.com --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
