With s2, you can do tabular forms quite elegantly. Although the page needs some updates (will try to get on this the next days), the basic principle is shown here: http://cwiki.apache.org/confluence/display/WW/Tabular+inputs
You might want to make sure you understand type conversion principles beforehands, especially for collection types. M Cody schrieb:
I'm new to struts 2 and I'm trying to setup an edit form that will have an array of text boxes that will transfer their values back to the action for processing. I've tried a couple things, but I'm thinking I'm just approaching it all wrong or missing some key link somewhere and I can't find an example for struts 2 that directly addresses what I'm trying to do. I'll psuedocode out what I've tried, but if anyone has a an example that my google-fu is too weak to find, or can give me a simple run down on the right approach that would be great. ItemClass String getProp1() setProp1(String) String getProp2() setProp2(String) Action class execute save String getMessage() setMessage(String) ItemClass[] getItems () setItems (ItemClass[]) JSP form (posts to save) TextField - name=message (I've tried this part two ways) TextField - name=items[0].prop1 TextField - name=items[0].prop2 TextField - name=items[1].prop1 TextField - name=items[1].prop2(Second try)Iterator id=it value=items TextField - name=it.prop1 TextField - name=it.prop2 I was able to get both methods to display the data correctly in all the text fields, and the message value is being posted to the action correctly on submit, but the items array is always null after submit no matter what I do. I've done nothing special in the struts config files to desginate that this property is an array. Could that be it? Thanks Mike
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