I tried to do it with your piece of code, but that didn't quite work
I think one solution would be to write a StringWrapper with a
String-Value and the according getter/setter (e.g. getVal, setVal) and
fill the list with this StringWrappers instead of Strings, so name="stringWrapper" value =
The list of strings is actually part of an ActionForm.
On load of display I kinda like to decompose the list to a bunch of
text-fields, that are recomposed to a list of string on submit
I'll try this, maybe the value of the String could be added by value =
${s}, right?
Thank you
Florian Barth wrote:
> Looks very nice, but the textfield accesses the getter and setter of
> the LabelValueBean
> that is returned from the StrinBean. My Bean just returns the the
> String-object that has
> actually no getter and setter for it's value.
Let me get this straight: you're iterating o
I actually found the page you were mentioning before. But that doesn't
resolve my problem:
In "Dynamic Indexes for Indexed Properties" there is an example for
using a text-field
to alter a String value:
Looks very nice, but the textfield accesses the getter and setter of the
LabelValueBean
On 6/13/06, Florian Barth <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi folks!
I'm having a little problem with a jsp.
My FormBean has a List of Strings as value.
Now I would like to iterate over the elements of that list, creating a
text-field for every element the list contains.
At the moment I can online writ
Hi folks!
I'm having a little problem with a jsp.
My FormBean has a List of Strings as value.
Now I would like to iterate over the elements of that list, creating a
text-field for every element the list contains.
At the moment I can online write out the elements using this code-snippet:
Just
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