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Another point about your example above is that you are
essentially going
to need some kind of object to hold your result data. Either you have all fixed fields or some variable ones. So this is all a form requires you to have. The struts taglibs make accessing this data in a relatively uncluttered way very easy. They also obviate the need for you to write your own taglib to encapsulate all the necessary java, or to have unmaintainable scriptlets all over your jsps. //////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
Yes, I've already got a fairly extensive EJB backend, my only
question was that I won't be populating a form and since Struts is not a servlet
engine, how does the HTML get generated for my example.
In my actions perform method, I query some session EJBs for
some data and would like to display it in a table. Supposing I can get an
iterator or collection of some sort, how could I forward that to a jsp page so
It could use the Struts tag lib tags for iteration and display?
--m
P.S.
Thanks.
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Title: RE: Putting it all together, help???
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