Many thanks (vielen Dank, as they say over here) to
everybody who threw in on my easy beginner question.
Found a cure, to wit:
<logic:iterate id="fskRatingOption" name="fskRatingOptionBean"
type="org.apache.struts.util.LabelValueBean">
<logic:equal value="<%=(String) fskRatingOption.getValue() %>"
name="collectionElement" property="fskRating">
<bean:write name="fskRatingOption" property="label"/>
</logic:equal>
</logic:iterate>
where the value of the FSK rating (i.e., the DB's
autogenerated unique ID) is what's in the collectionElement
form as the fskRating property, and the fskRatingOptionBean
is an ArrayList of LabelValueBeans, with the DB unique IDs
for values, and what I want to display for labels. This ArrayList
is already built, because I need it in option pulldowns for adding
and editing things with FSK ratings. Seems to work like a charm.
Apologies for what was clearly a really bad explanation
in my earlier post. Further apologies if this one is just
as bad :-).
Why did the chicken go to the seance? To get to the Other Side.
Tim
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