Hi Dave and Shashi,
Thanks for you two's quick reply!! It does help~:) I just got up, lol.
Licco
2009/1/20 sasikumar
> Hi,
> you dont have to explicitly add the values to the list in the setter
> methods, since the framework will do that for you ,
> also you dont have to explicitly provid
Hi,
you dont have to explicitly add the values to the list in the
setter methods, since the framework will do that for you ,
also you dont have to explicitly provide the index in the property field
(name) (even though it will work with explicit indexing as well) . refer
the fallowing code
KE LI wrote:
Dear All, I want to do something like this:
in my action i create:
List textFields = new ArrayList();
and i tried to write set method in 2 ways:
1. public void setTextFields (List textFields)
2. public void setTextFields(String text)
Without a machine to check with, I'd
Dear All, I want to do something like this:
in my action i create:
List textFields = new ArrayList();
and i tried to write set method in 2 ways:
1. public void setTextFields (List textFields)
2. public void setTextFields(String text)
{
textFields.add(text);
}
and in my jsp, i
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