Seems that you're trying to write out a property instead of the bean.
Try this...
<logic:iterate id="mc" name="entries" property="mcEntries"
type="com.moog,us.eos.beans.MCEntry">
<bean:write name="mc" property="oldDept" />
<bean:write name="mc" property="oldMatch" />
<bean:write name="mc" property="newDept" />
<bean:write name="mc" property="newMatch" />
<bean:write name="mc" property="pivotDept" />
<bean:write name="mc" property="pivotMatch" />
</logic:iterate>
...should get you back on the road.
Arron.
On Fri, 2002-06-21 at 04:59, Kamholz, Keith (corp-staff) USX wrote:
> When you use the <logic:iterate> tag, do you have to define the id that
> stores the result of the iteration before the tag?
> My code is:
>
> <logic:present name="entries" property="mcEntries">
> <logic:iterate id="mc" name="entries" property="mcEntries"
> type="com.moog.us.eos.beans.MCentry">
> <bean:write name="mc.oldDept"/><br>
> <bean:write name="mc.oldMach"/><br>
> <bean:write name="mc.newDept"/><br>
> <bean:write name="mc.newMach"/><br>
> <bean:write name="mc.pivotDept"/><br>
> <bean:write name="mc.pivotMach"/><br>
> </logic:iterate>
> </logic:present>
> <logic:notPresent name="entries" property="mcEntries">
> <b><i>NO ENTRIES</i></b><br>
> </logic:notPresent>
>
> If I don't define the id before the iterate tag, I get a runtime error that
> says:
> Cannot find bean mc.oldDept in scope null:
> However, if I do define the id, then I get a compile time error that
> complains about a duplicate variable.
> Maybe the "cannot find bean" error is referring to the "oldDept" part rather
> than the "mc", but I dont' know.
> What's going on?
>
>
> ~ Keith
>
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