> request object available in the JSP pages. However, this method always
> returns me an empty enumeration. But I have access to my
> attributes through
> the getAttribute() method. Am I missing something here ?
weird, can you tell us more about it? maybe it's just a bug in javax
> #3
>
> While on the subject :(of the usefulness of beans)
>
> If the property I am trying to extract from my bean is an array
> or a vector,
> on which I will eventually want to loop, then the <jsp:getProperty> tag is
> useless, since it returns one big string containing all elements of the
> array/vector. Unless I missed something. Any comments ? What about
> setProperty ?
well you could try coding another getter method which returns only the
current element, in the jsp you can call the getter method with an int
telling the method which element you want from the vector
this is how the <loop> worked in previous jsp versions, you had to make a
getSomething and a getSomethingSize method and the <loop> automatically got
the size and asked from the getter method for each element, i use it quite
often in search-engines, however i don't know if this will work with
getProperty, probably not since they removed the <loop> tag
about setProperty, i don't know how would you set multiple input tags to a
single property, unless sun puts in something like x1, x2, x3 goes into the
same property when you hit submit
AndySoft
ps: about the stuff i'm wrong Craig will correct me out :)
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