2012/12/3 Eric Lentz :
> I'm almost there. I didn't suspect that it would work that way with the
> iterator. Should have tried it first! Thanks Dave.
>
> On the way back, such as in a post, if BaseObject is an interface or
> abstract, as I'm hoping for it to be, then Struts tries to instantiate the
I'm almost there. I didn't suspect that it would work that way with the
iterator. Should have tried it first! Thanks Dave.
On the way back, such as in a post, if BaseObject is an interface or
abstract, as I'm hoping for it to be, then Struts tries to instantiate the
BaseObject type, which it can't
You're making OGNL calls against an object; it doesn't care about the
type--if you access foo.bar it'll call getBar() on foo, setBar() on
submission.
Dave
On Mon, Dec 3, 2012 at 11:19 AM, Eric Lentz wrote:
> I have
> List foo
>
> The list is of type BaseObjectImpl
>
> BaseObject has fields:
> St
I have
List foo
The list is of type BaseObjectImpl
BaseObject has fields:
String a
String b
BaseObjectImpl has fields:
String c
String d
Now I'm in a JSP and want to iterate foo (using ), accessing
fields c and d (inside iterator using , for example). How? As
far as Struts knows I'm dealing wit
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