My Intention was to create a "mulitpurpose"-Collection, that contains
some stuff I need regulary. But maybe it's a better approach to split
them into several collections and then use the -Tag because sometimes I need
an entry in the comboxbox preselected and the struts
-Tags handle this quite well.
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> Thanks for your response Henrique,
>
> I already tried your solution, but there is a problem with it.
> I don't
Thanks for your response Henrique,
I already tried your solution, but there is a problem with it.
I don't want to get all objects from that collection only those that
have an attribute that matches a certain value.
for example:
in my collection I have three objects with the following attributes:
r
have a single hashmap of collections (id, value) in session scope, keyed on
"property"?
Paul
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> hi everybody,
>
> I got a collection in session scope which contains a lot of properties
> that I want to use to fill comboboxes etc.
>
> the objects stored in this col
hi everybody,
I got a collection in session scope which contains a lot of properties
that I want to use to fill comboboxes etc.
the objects stored in this collection look like:
id(int), property(string), value(string)
The propertyfield indicates where the object belongs to (eg. country or
os...
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