The JSP code below prints out a nice list of company names, with links
called Edit and Delete
which call a suitable form with a pair of parameters, one being the action,
the other being an identifying property of the company to played with.
<logic:iterate name="CompanyProfile" property="candidateSystems"
id="aSystem">
<bean:write name="aSystem" property="fullName"/>
<%
// Assemble a hashmap of args for the html:link
java.util.HashMap editMap = new java.util.HashMap();
java.util.HashMap delMap = new java.util.HashMap();
editMap.put("action", "Edit");
editMap.put("system", ((CandidateSystem) aSystem).getFullName());
delMap.put("action", "Delete");
delMap.put("system", ((CandidateSystem) aSystem).getFullName());
pageContext.setAttribute("editMap", editMap);
pageContext.setAttribute("delMap", delMap);
%>
<html:link page="/editCompanySystem.do" name="editMap"><bean:message
key="button.edit"/></html:link>
<html:link page="/editCompanySystem.do" name="delMap"><bean:message
key="button.delete"/></html:link>
</logic:iterate>
It all works fine, but I'd much rather have two proper buttons, rather than
links. Is this even possible?
Regards,
Stuart McGrigor
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