I found the solution.
My form is working now..
I can submit an Array of objects without any problems.
Thanks to all..
Cisco
Aram Mkhitaryan wrote:
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> what actually does submit your form???
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> I don't understand what "it does".
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> could you please send more details about this problem,
what actually does submit your form???
I don't understand what "it does".
could you please send more details about this problem,
I'm really interested!
Thank you in advance,
Aram
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It does, thanks..
Do I need to create a setter and a getter that take an object and an index
as well ?
thanks
Eider Iturbe-2 wrote:
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> Hi again,
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> yes, you can define it like this:
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> java.util.Collection col = new java.util.ArrayList();
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> I hope it helps you,
>
> Eider
>
>
> On
Hi again,
yes, you can define it like this:
java.util.Collection col = new java.util.ArrayList();
I hope it helps you,
Eider
On 06/03/07, cisco <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
So how would you define the collection ?
Can you provide a snipet of code.
Thanks
So how would you define the collection ?
Can you provide a snipet of code.
Thanks
Eider Iturbe-2 wrote:
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> Hello,
>
> you can not define the ArrayList like you did it. You have to define like
> this:
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> The collection to be iterated over MUST conform to one of the following
> requirem
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