Is is possible to pass a multiple select box, and Array of strings to an array list or
Hash Map? I am only able to get
Strings to pass, it doesn't seem to pass the whole Array only one value?
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Just to let you know the nightly builds now include the indexed tags.
Cheers,
Dave
Hi All!
I apologize if this question has been asked before. I'm trying to implement
indexed tags and I can't figure out where the values are being set (ie -
where should me setters be and what should they look like). The form
displays the prompts and values perfectly, but when I sub
I was just reviewing the indexed tags funtionality and it looks like a
valuable addittion.
Before I rebuilt struts however, I had a question regarding the funtionality
with ArrayLists and Vectors.
Essentially, I was wondering if you could use these tags on objects like
Vectors and lists given
I am using the indexed tags (cheers, made my life a lot easier!) but I am
having a problem.
When submitting a form the data in the form is not updated. I have got
updates working elsewhere, but I can't get this working.
Is it because I use a nested property in the iterate tag i.e.
getP
I would like to pass the String[] array results of a
select tag to an array set and in the form bean my object always seems to me an string
and not a String[]?
Could someone let me know if I am doing something wrong?
jsp snippet:
Network Product:
form snippet
private ArrayLi
Sure can! That's what I do...
Dave
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PS You obviously also need a setParameterList(ArrayList paramList).
Dave
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PS You obviously also need a setParameterList(ArrayList paramList).
Dave
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> I am using the indexed tags (cheers, made my life a lot
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> When submitting a form t
I have finally solved the problem, and it was due to the nested property.
So ignore my last posting or take note of the word "probably" !
Is there currently a way to access nested properties stored in forms when
using indexed tags??
e.g. for automatic updates
form.getDetail(index).s
intend to have a look and see if I can discover a better solution.
cheers
Andy
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Hi,
I'm trying to use the Indexed tags from Dave Hays:
http://husted.com/about/struts/indexed-tags.htm
anyone got a replacement struts.jar with the relevant code changes in?
It's not that I'm lazy, I'm just having trouble getting the code built using
ant 1.3
java.lang.
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> I'm trying to use the Indexed tags from Dave Hays:
> http://husted.com/about/struts/indexed-tags.htm
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> anyone got a replacement struts.jar with the relevant code changes in?
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I believe Dave Hays tags were included in the nightly builds in the last
week or so. So if you download that you should be OK.
Niall
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Anyone know the answer to this??? It seems that there are two of us with
exactly the same problem (see "iterate tag problems (sorry !!)" from Eddie
Fung [[EMAIL PROTECTED]]).
Bottom line: When using indexed tags inside an iterate tag, the setters
don't seem to be setting the
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Anyone know the answer to this??? It seems that there are t
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Taking a close
d "void
setName(String)" in class com.x.Customer
populate: request param 'internal' not set. Method "void
setInteral(String)" must be public in class a.b.c
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);, and you'll see the "no
setter method" messages.
hth,
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I have a form with a list that is made up of UserMenuItem objects. I want
to allow the user to set various properties of the individual UserMenuItem
objects. The action the form is submitted to would take the list with the
user's input and process it.
To accomplish this, I'm trying to do somethi
I don't think you want the [ctr] and keep
indexed="true"
The thing you are iterating on is already doing the
[ctr] for you.
sandeep
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Hi!
I'm using the indexed tag lib written by Dave Hays.
On my jsp page I have the following code:
In my formbean I have a the following getters:
public List getMondayEventList() {
return mondayEventList;
}
public CalendarEvent getMondayEvent(int index) {
return (Ca
Where do I find an complete example for indexed tags
Try doing this
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n a setter and a getter for the value I want to show on my jsp page?
Thanks!
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hello, where r u , no mail
i will finish all the formalities today
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I don't believe there is one. The indexed tags are relatively new.
Should you put one together for your own use, please feel free to
contribute it.
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I don't believe there is one. The indexed tags are relatively ne
Dave -
I have been off the list for a while so I missed your original post.
Any idea if these indexed tags might make it into the formal releases?
We are beginning the process of transisitioning to the final 1.0 release
but would wait for an early 1.1 release if this would be included.
One
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Dave -
I have been off the list for a while so I missed your original post.
Any idea if these indexed tags might make it into the formal relea
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