On reading this I initially thought you had an array of objects where each
object was a
group of objects such as a file, an int, a string etc. Then I wondered whether
your array
of objects was just that, the first object a file, the second object an int,
the third object a
string etc. Obviously this is more complicated. It sounds as though you are
asking if
Struts has some sort of reflection....yes!
It's called custom tag libraries.
Pass the object to a custom tag library and deal with it appropriately.
When you pass the object it will be just that, an object, unless you also pass
the type,
for example:
Object object;
String objectType;
<mylib:display obj="${attributeName.property1} "
objType="${attributeName.property2}"/>
Kind regards
mc
On 21 Sep 2005 at 10:32, David Delbecq wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I'm seeking for help/documentation pointers on how to
> manage custom data-types in struts.
> Am wanting to know if it's possible to manage complex data-type
> (that is data-types which need more than one field to be displayed / filled)
> All this considering my form contains an array named parameters[]
> with each parameter being either a File, an int, a String, a complex type.
>
> Thanks a lot.
>
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