I've followed the discussions about dynamic contents want some comments about our solution. In my project we wanted use dynamic number of checkboxes and textfields. We implemented a mapbacked solution but it's a lot of overhead when converting a map to business objects regarding to sorting so we shifted to a listbacked solution. Inside a business object or a bean we have an ArrayList of other beans that more or less maps to an html control on a JSP-page. The form bean has also an ArrayList which we prepolulate from the business object. Then we could use nested indexed properties on the form. On submit, the business object are updated because it has the same reference as the form. Is this a stupid solution??
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