Hey Rick I got rid of the name and type and it worked. Kinda weird.
Thanks for the quick reply!!!
Later...
Rick Reumann <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Juan Alvarado wrote:
> In my form bean I have an array list called categories that contains
> objects of type Category. Each Category object contains an array list
> of Steps.
>
> So in my jsp I am rendering this relation as follows:
>
> > property='categories' id='cat'
> type='com.securance.vo.ApStepCategoryVO'> > property='category'/>
> property='steps' id='step' type='com.securance.vo.ApStepVO'>
>
>
>
> First I iterate through the Category array list and then for each
> Category I iterate through the steps array list in each category.
> This renders just fine. The problem is that when a user edits each
> step and submits the form, only the stesp for the first Category get
> updated. The rest remain unchanged. I need for the user to be able to
> edit everything and then submit the form and have the edits be
> reflected in this nested relationship.
Hey Juan. What does the source code look like?
I think the source code will reveal a lot. Are you sure your collections
aren't getting pulled from some other scope other than the form bean?
Also I never use "name" or the "type" in my nested:iterate loops. I
think that could be the problem. If you use name it will look for that
'name' of the collection in scope. You want to make sure you are using
the collection that is nested inside of the other one. If you remove
name and type and it still doesn't work that will reveal a lot of the
problem.
For example if you have a Collection of "categories" (of
ApStepCategoryVO) in you form bean you should be able to do
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Rick
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