Thanks, that's exactly the info i was looking for.  Mind if I post this
to the wiki?

Rachel

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> I need to access the iterator index for a list i'm iterating over, 
> using the webwork jsp taglib.  Is there a way to access the current 
> index value from within the iterator tag?

Of course.

<ww:iterator value="users" status="'status'">

iterates over users and puts a webwork.view.taglib.IteratorStatus object
into the page context. Reading the javadocs for this class should give
you all the nice features it has, but to mention one it has the isOdd()
method so you can do stuff like:

<ww:if test="@status/odd == true">
    odd!
</ww:if>

which is nice. Getting the index is as simple as @status/index, and so
forth. Hope this helps.

Anders Hovmöller
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