I want to make a simple form-page which allows manipulation of values i stor
in a dB. The db-table essentially consists of 2 rows, a unique identifier
and a boolean value. I want to list the complete contents of the db in a
single table with the booleans as checkboxes.
What is the best practice for implementing this ?
The version I've got 80% done at the moment has an action (displayItems)
which is tied to a form (itemsForm). The form in itself consists of a single
private List (itemList) variable with the appropriate getter/setter.
The list is populated at runtime with a bean for every row in the db.
I can present the information to the user using
<logic:iterate id="ItemBean" name="itemsForm" property="itemList">
<tr>
<td><html:checkbox property="yesNoValue"/></td>
</tr>
</logic:iterate>
The thing I don't understand (as I said i'm only 80% done so I haven't
actually tried it yet) is how the action i submit to will be able to tell
which yesNoValue a particular submitted value refers to ? When i look at the
html the name for the checkbox is the same for all entries.
I get the feeling I might have to wrong approach to the problem, maybe my
itemsForm should have getters / setters for arrays instead of a single get /
set which delivers a List of objects ?
Any insights ?
//Linus Nikander - [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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