Hello
##Map<String,ArrayList<HashMap<String, HashMap<String,String>>>>
projectToProviders
##Map<projectid,ArrayList<HashMap<providerid, HashMap<attribute,value>>>>
##Map<String,String> projectToProjectTitle
##Map<projectid,projectTitle>
#foreach($projectid in $projectToProviders.keySet())
Project Title :: $projectToProjectTitle.get($projectid) <br>
#foreach($providerList in $projectToProviders.get($projectid))
#foreach($providerMap in $providerList)
#foreach($providerid in
$providerMap.keySet())
#foreach(
$providerAttributesMap in $providerMap.get($providerid))
#foreach($attribute in
$providerAttributesMap.keySet() )
$attribute ::
$providerAttributesMap.get($attribute) <br>
#end
#end
#end
#end
#end
#end
Hello
----------------------------
Hello
Hello
gets printed ??
Christopher Schultz-2 wrote:
>
> santhoshsd,
>
> santhoshsd wrote:
>> The following code is not working ??
>
> How about some details? Specifically,
>
> 1. What happens when this code runs?
> 2. What did you expect?
> 3. What version of Velocity are you using?
>
>> ##Map<String,ArrayList<HashMap<String, HashMap<String,String>>>>
>> projectToProviders
>> ##Map<projectid,ArrayList<HashMap<providerid, HashMap<attribute,value>>>>
>>
>> ##Map<String,String> projectToProjectTitle
>> ##Map<projectid,projectTitle>
>
> You should really define some real classes. I used to work with a guy
> who thought that everything should be nested Vectors and Hashtables. He
> nearly lost his mind trying to figure out what was what.
>
> Just write real classes and be done with it: it will make your life a
> lot easier. Maps are great, but don't use them as a substitute for
> domain-specific objects.
>
>> #foreach( $project in $projectToProviders.keySet() )
>>
>> ##Project Title :: $projectToProjectTitle.get($project)
>> #foreach( $providerList in $projectToProviders.get($project) )
>>
>> #foreach( $providerMap in $providerList )
>> #foreach( $providerid in
>> $providerMap.keySet() )
>> #foreach(
>> $providerAttributesMap in $providerMap.get($providerid) )
>>
>> #foreach( $attribute in
>> $providerAttributesMap.keySet() )
>> $attribute ::
>> $providerAttributesMap.get($attribute)
>> #end
>> #end
>> #end
>> #end
>> #end
>>
>> #end
>
> Honestly, it looks like this should work. Again, what really happens?
>
> -chris
>
>
>
>
--
View this message in context:
http://www.nabble.com/iterating-over-Map%27s-keyset-values----tp20342223p20345590.html
Sent from the Velocity - User mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
---------------------------------------------------------------------
To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
