Ron thanks for that link. it looks helpful. i'll give that a try
when i get to work on Mon.
andy
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A couple of brain cells died on me earlier today, so for some reason I
couldn't get the solution I already had working before. Here's a quick one
that does work, but only if you know the max number of elements your list
will have.
In your ActionForm, declare your field as an array of String, and
Hubert,
i had previously read the indexprops article in the faq. i think i
have that part working. the second article was helpful, but i'm still
a bit confused.
when submitting my form. does my actionform need to have an array of
beans in it for the textfields? or can i just use an array of
st
The problem is that Struts tries to populate your form, it starts with an
empty collection. Take a look at LazyList (search the mailing list
archives), or pre-initialize your form and put it in session scope.
For more info, read http://struts.apache.org/faqs/indexedprops.html and
http://www.deve
I'd grab the struts source and use your debugger. Put a breakpoint where
you get your NPE. You should then be in a pretty good position to figure
what you've done wrong with your code. The Struts source is generally easy
to understand and pretty well commented.
HTH,
Paul
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