Sure..
"someHandleToAnIndexInLoop" .. where would you get that from?
You could do want you want. I was just saying that there's not the same need to drill through lists using the indices. Look at the javadocs on ListDataModel. You'll see what i mean when you start using it, but you'll find less of a need to drill through lists using indices as DataModel and/or other strutures have this covered. Sorry I'll try and get my explaining head on tommorrow, after I've had some sleep.
he he, I know the feeling.. <homer>ummm sleep</homer> :)
I look forward to checking out the ListDataModel. I'll be interested in seeing how I will be able to avoid the indices. I'm going to have to be working with an example bean in scope that would look like...
class FooBar List someList
Where someList might contain objects of type OtherFooBar which has a List inside...etc etc (typical nested stuff). The user will then need to maybe change one field property of a bean nested inside and when the form submits I need to give back the whole nested enchilada to the backend.
-- Rick
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