I have an implementation that does a similar thing.
I just declared a property with a getter and setter for that
particular drop-down's value.
Thus the form bean would store the value/name combination as one
string where the value is separated from the name by a character like
and asterisk.
Then in my action or business method I have a method that returns
iether the value split from the name or vice-versa.
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I have a table inside of a form. Each row in the table has a select
list. I
indexed the select so the submitted values contain the parameter
name[I].propertyName when submitted. I can pull the values out from
the
parameter name, but I was trying to create a setter in the
ActionForm. The
method setPropertyName( int I, String str) generates a
javax.servlet.ServletException: BeanUtils.populate
exception for reasons unknown. Is this the right signature for the
setter?
Should I just pull the data out of the parameters and get on with my
life?
TIA,
John
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