Yep, you can't pass a String array as a single input/hidden, unless
you're willing to handle marshalling it to/from a single-string
representation. Far easier would be to expose the array as an index
property and serialize it to/from the view using a set of hidden inputs.
L.
[1] http://struts
To populate the string array your http request would take the structure:
name=value1&name=value2&name=value3 etc where you have a java.lang.String[]
name; property on your form.
So there are many ways to do this in html, with Struts tags (eg populated from
form) you could try:
Not
Instead of string array, I would do it with a object that implement
interator interface, like ArrayList. If you have an array list, you can add
indeterminate numbers of objtects like string one
I hope, this could help you...I'm a new struts developer...only weeks, but
i'm pretty sure ths
Hi;
Thank very much for your help, but my string[] object filled dynamic.I don't
know its size at first.
and I don't need its data on my form, I just need them to pass with form when
the form is submitted.
also your solution can help me. just I want to know something.
I saw in a document that
Maybe you can make your String[] Object a indexed attribute of your
formbean. Then use html:hidden:
something like this below:
Class YourFormBean extends ActionForm{
String[] aaas = new String[5];
public String getAaa(int index){
return aaas[index];
}
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