Thanks so much Bill, that worked beautifully.
Regards,
John
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You will need to add indexed getters and setters --
public String getAnswer(int index);
public String setAnswer(int index, String value);
<logic:iterate name="questionForm" property="answers"
id="answer" indexId="ctr">
<br/><html:text property=â<%="answer["+ctr+"]"%>â/>
</logic:iterate>
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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> I have a form bean with a string array defined as a property, with a
> corresponding set/get like this:
>
> private String[] answers = { "Answer 1","Answer 2","Answer 3","Answer
> 4","Answer 5" };
> public String[] getAnswers() { return (this.answers); }
> public void setAnswers(String[] value) { this.answers = value; }
>
>
> On my jsp I've coded the following iteration to display array 'answers'
and
> it works fine:
>
> <c:forEach var="row" items="${questionForm.answers}">
> <c:out value='${row}'/></br>
> </c:forEach>
>
>
> But rather than just display these rows, I'd like to write them as
> textareas that can be read back into the form-bean.
> I've read quite a few postings regarding this, but nothing I've seen and
> tried seems to work.
>
> Has anyone actually done this with any success?
>
>
> Regards,
> John
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