Very clever!  This is an interesting way around JSTL's array creation
and assignment limitations.  You represent the array as an XML document
and instead of indexing the array using EL, you use the JSTL XML tags
and XPath.

Of course, if you define tag that accepts such a parsed XML array as an
attribute, you should make this clear in the tag documentation.

Derek

> -----Original Message-----
> From: Helios Alonso [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
> Sent: June 2, 2004 12:02 PM
> To: Tag Libraries Users List
> Subject: RE: [JSTL] Indexed array variable (and associations)
> 
> 
> At 12:22 02/06/2004 -0300, you wrote:
> >Well, c:set can set associations.
> >
> >If the code I saw is fine, you can do this:
> >
> ><c:set target="myAsoc" property="name" value="John"/>
> >to add an entry in myAsoc: Map
> >telling that "name" correspond to "John"
> >
> >how do I do to access it?  ${myAsoc['name']}   ?
> 
> Thanks (I finally checked the code X-)
> 
> So, what is missing is setting.
> 
> For setting a complete array I'd use:
> 
> <c:set var="myArray">
>          <array>
>                  <item><array>
>                          <item>Simon</item>
>                          <item>75</item>
>                          <item>70</item>
>                  </array></item>
>                  <item><array>
>                          <item>Derek</item>
>                          <item>75</item>
>                          <item>70</item>
>                  </array></item>
>                  <item><array>
>                          <item>Helios</item>
>                          <item>75</item>
>                          <item>70</item>
>                  </array></item>
>          </array>
> </c:set>
> 
> Where array sets parent tag's value attribute (I hope set tag 
> allow inner 
> body processing).  Array would have a Vector for collecting 
> items.  On 
> doEndTag it would convert it to an array and set it to parent tag.
> 
> Item tag would look for an array parent tag and add a new 
> value.  Its value 
> would be by property, by body string, or letting an inner tag set it 
> (<item><array> case).
> 
> We can use similar code to <choose><when> handlers.
> 
> But... it remembers me xml... maybe it's a better aproach 
> (but I'm not sure 
> about the capabilities)
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