Use 's "emptyOption" attribute?
I mean, you can't just put a "null" into a list and expect to get a
value from it--you could put an empty string, maybe; that might work
with an Integer object to avoid getting a 0.
Dave
DavidCAIT wrote:
Actually that didn't work out when I tested it.
A Tree
>> private List myList = new ArrayList();
>> private Integer value;
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>> public String prepare() {
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>> myList.add(null); // commenting out this line removes the runtime JSP
>> exception
>> for (int i = 0; i < 60; i++) {
>> myList.add(i);
>> } } }
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gt; for (int i = 0; i < 60; i++) {
> myList.add(i);
> } } }
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> Does anyone have any ideas or workarounds about how I can include a null
> entry in a list of integers without getting thi
out getting this freemarker exception?
Thanks,
David
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