You can manually create the property or use nested beans. sandeep
-----Original Message----- From: Scherger, Derek [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Wednesday, April 14, 2004 5:33 PM To: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]' Subject: Logic:iterate with html:text indexed properties I'm having a bit of a problem with the html:text tag in an indexed context... my form bean is arranged as follows: FormBean InnerBean aaa; InnerBean bbb; InnerBean List list; SimpleBean String name; Integer value; Where the elements of the InnerBean list are SimpleBean's. On my jsp page I have the following, inside of and html:form tag. <logic:iterate id="simple" name="formBean" property="aaa.list" type="SimpleBean"> <html:text name="simple" property="value" indexed="true"/> </logic:iterate> The html that gets generated by this has text inputs named simple[0].value, simple[1].value etc.. When this is submitted it's trying to set these indexed values directly on the formBean rather than on the proper inner bean's list. i.e. BeanUtils.populate(formBean, {simple[0].value=123, simple[1]=456}) I'm thinking of addint a getSimple(int index) method to my form bean to return the indexed element from aaa.list but this seems like somewhat of a hack. It seems that the html:text tag needs some way of generating inputs with a prefix to the specified name, in my case aaa.list so that the inputs are named "aaa.list.simple[0].value" etc. Is there a better way to handle situations like this, or does my form bean need to be less structured to work properly? Thanks, Derek --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
