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> Whoops - my bad (thanks, Gregor!). Had some old code which I hadn't fully
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> Sandeep, you have two options here: use scriptlets, or my
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> Hi Sandeep,
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> Hi Sandeep,
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> Hi All,
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> I have one form bean namely "MyFormBean".
> This bean contain vector (pricesVector) of class type "Price".
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> I want to display prices vector in such fashion
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awale/LNTINFOTECH%lntinfotech.com"@interlock.lexmark.com on 07/11/2001
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Subject: Updation using iterate tag
Hi All,
I have one form bean namely "MyFormBean".
This bean contain vect
Hi All,
I have one form bean namely "MyFormBean".
This bean contain vector (pricesVector) of class type "Price".
The class Price has two attribute "oldPrice" and "newPrice"
I want to display prices vector in such fashion
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