Wow. You're using the <nested> tags for this form, right?
Of course:)
I haven't tried this yet, but there's a chance you might be able to define a form with a field that matches FooBar:
class MyForm { FooBarForm fooBar; // then you'll have your accessors, of course
class FooBarForm { Integer id; String value; String type; Collection fooBars; // define accessors /** no-arg constructor */ FooBarForm () { fooBars = ListUtils.lazyList(new ArrayList(), new Factory() { public Object create() { return new FooBarForm(); } }); } } }
I don't see how this is going to work though. The problem is I'm getting back an Object (the FooBar one) from the back end that has the nested collections inside. This isn't a Struts object (not of type ActionForm). I also need to eventually return this object back to the backend. So remember I'm dealing with an Object of type FooBar that has a collection of FooBars inside and potentially FooBars inside of FooBars. I guess I can try initializing the Collection with a lazyList in a no arg constructor of these business value objects? (assuming the backend guy won't mind:)
-- Rick
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