I don't know if that would work either, and it's *very* brittle/error-prone.
It would be a trivial operation to create a proper mapping from the Object[] to something that has actual *meaning*, or to use Hibernate in a more rational way, and eliminate the problem. Dave On Thu, Dec 23, 2010 at 7:18 PM, Oscar <[email protected]> wrote: > Hi to all, right now i'm working with Struts 2 application and Hibernate > JPA. Hibernate let developers to run native queries, but the results are > returned in form of List<Object[]>. So, i'm getting one of these lists in > my > action and i want to use it to populate <s:select> , but i don't know how > it > works when i use a list of object array. I know that, when i have a list of > object that contains properties with their respective getters and setters > you only specify the name of property that will be the listKey and the > property that will be the listValue, but in this case aren't objects with > properties, is an array of object, so i think that i have to specify the > index that will be listKey and listValue, but i don't know if that's > possible. > > Regards. > > -- > Oscar Calderón > SCJP 6 <http://javahowto.net> >
