Marcel,
I walked through code example submitted by Warwick Boote to get past
issues/concepts with setters for indexed properties. The only change I
made was to add a second field to the form. So, if your list is named
properties, you would have second field on the form called "property" also.
I'm having trouble getting the setter methods of an indexed property of my
formbean to work (despite some postings on this list). It's driving me nuts.
So what I'm trying to do is use a String property of my formbean (actually a
List of Strings) as an indexed property.
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JSP
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I'm having trouble getting the setter methods of an indexed property of my
formbean to work (despite some postings on this list). It's driving me nuts.
So what I'm trying to do is use a String property of my formbean (actually a
List of Strings) as an indexed property.
===
JSP
===
I'm having trouble getting the setter methods of an indexed property of my
formbean to work (despite some postings on this list). It's driving me nuts.
So what I'm trying to do is use a String property of my formbean (actually a
List of Strings) as an indexed property.
===
JSP
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