Bert Van Kets dijo: > Antonio, > thanks for the help. > The funny thing is everything worked fine getting one record. I used the > ojb sample and modified that to use my database and table. > I then tried to modify the bean and DAO class to return a collection > instead is strings and integers so I can build a list instead of > a simple record. > The Collection is filled with classes of the same structure as the > original > bean. I also modified the repository.xml file to point to the new class > instead of the bean.
Hmm. I think it is not a good idea to have a list as a bean in the repository.xml. My approach is similar as yours but in the repository.xml there are beans not lists of beans. > Of course the form was adjusted to accept the Collection and return the > different records. > When I fill the Collection manually the form works fine. > > I checked all the variable types and can not find anything wrong. :-/ It is still not working? Please review the above hint. > > AFAIK There is no example of a database filled list Woody form using flow. You can define a BeanList that you will fill with an iterator. This BeanList can be retrieved from the flow. Then use "CForm binding framework" to pass the list to a woody repeater. This will work. Best Regards, Antonio Gallardo --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
