On Thu, Oct 22, 2009 at 1:12 PM, Marcelo Salhab Brogliato <
msbro...@vialink.com.br> wrote:
Hi Steven,
I know that Set usually don't have orders.
But how do I fill my set?
I tried email[0] because I implemented this setter: void setEmail(int
index, String email), and it just ignored in
Set usually dont have orders unless specifically implemented forif
you need
to preserver order then use List
then email[0] will work
On Thu, Oct 22, 2009 at 12:38 PM, Marcelo Salhab Brogliato <
msbro...@vialink.com.br> wrote:
I made some tests in a very simple application now and I got thi
!
msbrogli
On Oct 22, 2009, at 12:46 AM, Marcelo Salhab Brogliato wrote:
Hi,
in my action I have a client object that has a Set email.
In my http request, I have these data:
client.email[0] = 'a...@def.com'
client.email[1] = 'a...@b2.com'
client.email[2] = 'a...@b
Hi,
in my action I have a client object that has a Set email.
In my http request, I have these data:
client.email[0] = 'a...@def.com'
client.email[1] = 'a...@b2.com'
client.email[2] = 'a...@b2.com'
But I'm getting an error in ParametersInteceptor.
I created these setters:
public void setEmail(
Hi there,
my name is Marcelo and I'm new to the list. I use struts for some time
and have some projects in it.
But I'm in a new situation now. My customer have two different
business and he want the same application for both, but detached.
This application was developed with Struts2 and Spring
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