You can use EL extention of html tag and use something like this:
<html:option value="${exampleFormBean.apps.actions.act}"><bean:write
name="act"/></html:option>
Assuming getters are defined for all properties.
Regds,
On 3/23/06, Shoukat, Faisal <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> Hi Guys,
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> I have a formBean which has a collection of objects within it called Apps.
> Each App object has several fields with one of these fields being a
> collection or list of Strings.
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> ExampleFormBean properties are
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> String Name
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> String Class
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> String Student
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> List apps
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> Each app object looks like this
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> String first
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> String second
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> List actions. --- This is a collection of Strings
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> I am trying to display the actions of the app object in a drop down list.
> But am having a few problems with the option tag.
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> So far I have this:
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> <logic:iterate name="exampleformbean" property="apps" id="app">
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> <html:select property="action" >
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> <logic:iterate id="act" name="app" property="actions"
> indexId="index">
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> <html:option value="1"><bean:write
> name="act"/></html:option>
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> </logic:iterate>
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> </html:select>
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> This code displays the drop down with the correct string values showing.
> However where I have put one above as the option value I actually want to
> put something like the actual String i.e: <bean:write name="act"/>.
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> Does anyone know how I can do this. I have tried html:options and
> optionscollections but could not get them to work.
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> If the suggestion is to go with nested tags please provide an example as I
> could not get far with this either.
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> Secondly, If I submit the form but have modified two rows from the drop
> down
> when I get to the action class how can I know which rows I have modified.
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> Thanks in advance
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Vinit Sharma
