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I am displaying a collection of beans in a form
with <logic:iterate>. Here is the loop
<html:form
action="updateservices.do"
name="serviceForm"
type="com.instanton.secureex.web.form.ServiceForm"> <logic:iterate id="service" name="services"> <TR> <TD align="center"> <html:text name="service" property="name"/> </TD>
<TD
align="center">
<html:checkbox name="service" property="authenticated"/> </TD>
<TD align =
"center">
<html:checkbox name="service" property="encrypted"/> </TD> </TR> </logic:iterate>
<TR>
<TD></TD><TD></TD> <TD align="right"> <html:submit> <bean:message key="main.update"/> </html:submit> </TD> </TR> </html:form> Note I am not using any getter setter methods from
the form itself. What I would like to do is add a checkbox for each row
for a delete and an update button. The update would rip through the
collection and update the appropriate rows and delete the row if the delete
button was checked. Seems pretty standard. I am not sure how to go
about doing this. In my action, how do I get a hold of my original
collection? How do I get a hold of the values of the checkboxes? How
do I use the ActionForm in this case when I am not reading data from it?
Would I use the ActionForm to pass the checkbox and updated items to the
action class? How are getter/setter methods handled when I have a
collection?
--confused
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- Re: adding checkbox to form Mike Thompson
