You could just the bean properties from the returned object.
Say each one had a "name" attribute, to write it out...
<logic:iterate id="iterateBean" ....>
<bean:write name="iterateBean" property="beanPropertyOne.name" />
<bean:write name="iterateBean" property="beanPropertyTwo.name" />
</logic:iterate>
Nested tags version...
<nested:iterate property="myCollection>
<nested:write property="beanPropertyOne.name" />
<nested:write property="beanPropertyTwo.name" />
</nested:iterate>
Either one will do what you're after.
Arron.
hemant wrote:
>Here is a scenario. (Struts 1.0.2.)
>
>I get a collection of objects and each object holds references to 2 more objects,
>which are essentially beans. I want to iterate, and get data from both these beans at
>once but the iterate tag allows only "one bean id declaration" per "iterate" as shown
>below (unless Iam wrong and should be thrown into hell for such an assumption)
>
><logic:iterate collection="ldmbean" id="crapValueObj">
>//....
></logic:iterate>
>
>I wish there was a way to say
>
><logic:iterate collection="ldmbean" id="crapValueObj", "moreCrapValueObj">
>// get data from both crapValueObj and moreCrapValueObj
></logic:iterate>
>
>
>
>
>Thanks 4 your time
>hemant
>
>
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