What a good timing to see this post. I was about to
do the same thing in the next day or two.
I have an ArrayList of JavaBean objects created from
accessing the database:
while(rs.next())
{
editorBean=new
EditorBean(rs.getString("user_name"));
editors.add(editorBean);
}
return editors;
Obviously, each EditorBean object is the value of the
"user_name". If I have this
request.setAttribute( "EDITORS", editors );
How do I create a drop-down list? Please comment the
way I tend to code:
<html:select property="editors" multiple="false">
<bean:define id="EDITORS" name="??????"
property="editors"/>
<html:options collection="EDITORS" property="?????"
labelProperty="??????"/>
</html:select>
What should I do with those places I marked with the
question marks (?????)
--- Janice <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Just in case some other newbies are doing the same
> thing, this was my
> solution:
>
> <html:select property="projCodeName">
> <bean:define id="codes" name="projectForm"
> property="projCodeNames"/>
> <html:options collection="codes" property="name"
> labelProperty="name"/>
> </html:select>
>
> Its making a new bean on the .jsp page with my
> ArrayList that was in my form
> bean, and then I can easily get the values from it.
>
> (I can't wait until this stuff is all second nature!
> I haven't even started
> doing anything difficult yet!)
>
>
>
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