Do you want bean:message to be able to get the key from a bean method? It
doesn't do that now...
Since bean:write is printing the value of a bean property, your bean
property could use the MessageResources class to do the internationalization
in your bean method.
Inside an action you can get the MessageResource object and the Locale
object by calling these methods from the base Action class:
Locale locale = getLocale(request);
MessageResources messages = getResources();
messages.getMessage(locale,some.key,args));
where args is an optional String array.
I am not sure how easy it would be for you to pass the messages and locale
objects into your bean and use them there.
Hal
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Friday, May 11, 2001 2:37 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE: Checkbox Arrays - Internationalising them?!
Hal,
thanks for your input on multi-box - they are working great!
BUT...I need to get the bean:write internationalized - does
anyone know if this
is possible?
ie I want to do a bean:message on the output from a bean:write...
I think this qu has been asked before, but I looked through
the archives and
couldn't find it...
Thanks,
Dave
Deadman, Hal [EMAIL PROTECTED]
on 05/10/2001
12:20:58 PM
Please respond to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
cc:(bcc: David Hay/Lex/Lexmark)
Subject: RE: Checkbox Arrays
I posted this same response to your Posting Collections
question yesterday.
Here it is again. If you use the html:multibox, you can get
back an array of
key values instead of an array of booleans. They key values
can be Longs,
Strings, whatever, as long as it uniquely identifies the row
that you want
to know was checked. If you haven't used multibox, it
generates an html
checkbox. The array that will be set in your form will only
contain the key
values for the rows that were checked.
Here is the post from yesterday:
I think I am doing the same thing that you want to do using the
html:multibox. When the form is submitted you get an array of
the ids that
are checked and then you can go delete them.
in the jsp form (where restaurant id is a key for the item
being deleted):
logic:iterate id=restaurant name=favoriterestaurants
...
html:multibox property=favoriteRestaurantRemoveList
bean:write property=restaurantId name=restaurant/
/html:multibox
...
/logic:iterate
in the form class:
private Long favoriteRestaurantRemoveList[] = new Long[0];
public Long[] getFavoriteRestaurantRemoveList() {
return (this.favoriteRestaurantRemoveList);
}
public void setFavoriteRestaurantRemoveList(Long
favoriteRestaurantRemoveList[]) {
this.favoriteRestaurantRemoveList =
favoriteRestaurantRemoveList;
}
I am not sure if initializing the array to new Long[0] is necessary,
probably not.
-Original Message-
From: Tony Karas [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, May 10, 2001 11:52 AM
To: Struts User
Subject: Checkbox Arrays
Can anyone help with this?
I have an array of checkboxes in my ActionForm represented by
boolean[] delete;
and I have a setter function
public void setDelete( boolean[] values )
{
delete = values;
}
The problem is that I have only checkboxes that are checked
get sent back -
so if one checkbox is checked all I get is an array of length
1. Therefore,
it is not possible for me to determine which checkbox has
been checked.
In the documentation it tells me to use reset() in ActionForm
to initialise
the values - but this will only work with single checkboxes
and not arrays.
I think I'm stuck. Is there anyway I can determine which
checkbox has been
checked - maybe I can get the value to differ for each
checkbox. Will look
in to that.
Cheers
Tony
