I'm not sure I understand the problem, but here are some comments that
might help to clarify:
Vamsi wrote:
Hi all,
I will explain my problem scenario.
I have a objects
<s:iterator values="advisors">
<s:checkbox name="irs.a"/>
<s:checkbox name="irs.b"/>
</s:iterator>
You're instructing the s:iterator tag to iterate over a collection names
'advisors'. Do you have a getAdvisors() method accessible through the
value stack? What does it return?
For each element in the collection named 'advisors', you are then
attempting to reference properties named 'irs.a' and 'irs.b'. So,
translating (approximately) into Java, the above markup is roughly
equivalent to:
for (SomeType item : getAdvisors()) {
out.writeln(item.getIrs().getA());
out.writeln(item.getIrs().getB());
}
in My action class there is I am declaring like this
List<IR> irs;
This doesn't match up with your markup. Perhaps what you intended to do
was something more like
<s:iterator value="irs">
<s:property value="a"/>
<s:property value="b"/>
</s:iterator>
Can anybody provide solutions for this one or references
http://struts.apache.org/2.0.9/docs/iterator.html
http://struts.apache.org/2.0.9/docs/property.html
http://struts.apache.org/2.0.9/docs/tag-syntax.html
If that doesn't clarify things, try re-posting with a more complete
description of the code and markup you're using.
L.
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