--- crappycrumpet <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Now I have a method in NoteAction called setNote(Note value) which sets the > note field to the value. I also have getModel which returns a new note > object if it's null. I however keep encountering the following error: > ERROR [com.opensymphony.xwork2.interceptor.ParametersInterceptor] - > ParametersInterceptor - [setParameters]: Unexpected Exception caught > setting > 'note' on 'class <blah.blah>.NoteAction: Error setting expression 'note' > with value '[<BlahObject... blag... >]' > > Below is my interator loop bits: > > <s:iterator value="notes" status="recordStat"> > <s:action name="iml_row" namespace="/emergency_iml" > executeResult="true" ignoreContextParams="true"> > <s:param name="note" value="[0]"/> > [...]
The <s:iterator...> tag pushes the current object of iteration onto the stack. One way to implement this functionality is to simply <s:include.../> the desired page; your "note" object will be on the top of the stack, and can be accessed appropriately. As you suspected, you can't pass an actual object as a parameter to an action; <s:action...> is basically making a request for that page, so you're forced to follow the same conventions as if you were, say, submitting a form: strings only. If you were dead-set on implementing your "note" component this way you'd have to do something like pass a note ID and create it via J. Random Mechanism in the sub-action (like type conversion, via the Preparable interface, etc.) You could also use Tiles here, similar to <s:include...>, but perhaps a bit less hokey than just including a JSP. I dunno; I've done both, and for simple models I don't really have much of an issue just including a JSP, but others will probably laugh and point at me for that :) Dave --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
