Yea, that's what I had. The problem, as usual, was programmer error. I
had assumed that the array property was properly being set on the
request when in fact it wasn't. I was debugging it with Eclipse and it
appears that certain types of variables (static) don't show up in the
variables wind
On 7/5/06, Adam Gordon <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Can anyone point me to a working example of how to render an array of String
objects as a list box in a JSP such that the contents of the list box can
come from a property set on the request and not the bean mapped to the
struts Action?
It seems
Adam Gordon wrote:
Can anyone point me to a working example of how to render an array of String
objects as a list box in a JSP such that the contents of the list box can
come from a property set on the request and not the bean mapped to the
struts Action?
Use the 'name' attribute on the Struts
Can anyone point me to a working example of how to render an array of String
objects as a list box in a JSP such that the contents of the list box can
come from a property set on the request and not the bean mapped to the
struts Action?
It seems like this should be straight forward based on the ex
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