Thanks for that Ed,
I was thinking that it would make sense to have the form element be a
list of some sort, however, can the StrutsValidator deal with validating
all the elements of a variable list?
Thanks for your help,
Bart.
Ed Griebel wrote:
You could try something like:
or create s
On 8/1/06, Bart Busschots <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I can't see how to use the foreach tag in my case.
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You could try something like:
or create student_name as
a java.util.List if using a POJO for an ActionForm
- Create a setup action that is called before the JSP is initially
rendered which does a '((MyFormType)form).student_name = new
java.util.ArrayList();'
- In the JSP form:
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I can't see how to use the foreach tag in my case. I have no collection
to loop through, just a number of times I need to loop and I need to
access this "counter" within my loop. I immediately thought of the
c:foreach and logic:iterate tags but can't see how to make them work in
this case.
Ba
On 8/1/06, Bart Busschots <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I have a number stored in a bean which I can get at just fine (tested
with bean:write).
What I need to do is loop from 1 to that number and print a text area
for each element in that range.
I want to do some thing that I think should be simple but I can't figure
out how to do it with the Struts taglibs. So far I've never used a
single scriptlet and I don't want to start now.
I have a number stored in a bean which I can get at just fine (tested
with bean:write).
What I need to
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