It is, and it should be doing it automatically.
Can the OP post a minimal example showing the JSP and the action?
Dave
On Sat, Sep 11, 2010 at 11:22 AM, Burton Rhodes <burtonrho...@gmail.com> wrote:
> I don't think Struts is that 'smart'. I would look into creating your
> own StrutsTypeConverter. Very easy to do and you can specifically
> manipulate input variables from the form easily.
>
> On 9/10/10, adam pinder <apin...@hotmail.co.uk> wrote:
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>> Using Struts 2.0.11
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>> I have a jsp that creates elements like
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>> <input type="text" id="user[1].name" name="user[1].name" value="smith"
>> size="20" />
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>> etc....
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>> when the form is submitted to the server i want the parameters interceptor
>> to set the values on each user object so i have a method
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>> public User getUser(int occ)
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>> {
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>> return users.get(occ);
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>> }
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>> which would return a user object. users is a List<User> object
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>> therefore i'd expect the params interceptor to make calls like
>> getUser(1).setName("smith") for the above input field sent to the server....
>> but it doesn't set the value or error - the params interceptor debug shows
>> the correct name/value pair of user[1].name => [smith]
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>> i have also tried with a string as the occ parameter but still no joy.
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>> anyone have any suggestions ?
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>> thanks
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>> adam
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