I think I am not grokking your complete workflow, however, you said in
your first post:
"Once a user selects an option, the option value (rather than the
description) is recorded in a form bean, and the form bean is forwarded
to another form."
So, the 'key' is the value that the user picked fro
Superb answer Bill.
I've coded the following which correctly gets the OptionsCollection, but
I'm stumped as to what to substitute in place of 'MyForm.key':
Type:
There are a couple of ways o
There are a couple of ways of doing this. I think the best approach is
to wrap your collection in a JavaBean that is stored in the session.
Something like the following:
public class OptionsHolder {
Map options = new HashMap();
public OptionsHolder() {
options.put("key1", new LabelValueB
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