Re: Accessing nested properties

AIL PROTECTED]> To: "Struts Users Mailing List" Sent: Wednesday, June 22, 2005 11:31 AM Subject: Re: Accessing nested properties Guess this is not standard way of doing it... kinda wicked way... try this... might work <% pageContext.setAttribute("fooBar",foos.getBar

Re: Accessing nested properties

Guess this is not standard way of doing it... kinda wicked way... try this... might work <% pageContext.setAttribute("fooBar",foos.getBar()); %> //do something HTH Nitesh > Fredrik Bostrom wrote: > >> Hi list, >> >> How do I access a nested property in an iterated object? >> >>

Re: Accessing nested properties

Thanks, but I couldn't wait any longer for a solution, so I rewrote the whole page with jstl instead. Works like a charm :) Regards, Fredrik rajiv verma wrote: Try adding the "type" attribute to the logic:iterate tag. I always do something like this: and it works for me. -Rajiv On 6/2

Re: Accessing nested properties

Try adding the "type" attribute to the logic:iterate tag. I always do something like this: and it works for me. -Rajiv On 6/21/05, Fredrik Boström <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > No, the foo_array is an array of Foo. Each Foo object holds a Bar object > wich holds a test field (see sample code). I

Re: Accessing nested properties

No, the foo_array is an array of Foo. Each Foo object holds a Bar object wich holds a test field (see sample code). I'm trying to access the test-field's value from within the iteration over Foo objects. Regards, Fredrik Laurie Harper wrote: Change property="bar.test" to property="test"; as

Re: Accessing nested properties

Change property="bar.test" to property="test"; assuming foos_array is an array of Bar then, within the iterate tag body, 'foos' is bound to an instance of Bar on each iteration. L. Fredrik Bostrom wrote: Hi list, How do I access a nested property in an iterated object? I've got two classes