The reason is that you are closing out the logic:iterate too soon! Look at the code you have sent, the <logic:iterate ... ends with a "/>".
What you need, as you know, is <logic:iterate id=... property=...> <!-- whatever --> </logic:iterate> Sri -----Original Message----- From: mech [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Thursday, February 13, 2003 9:45 AM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: <logic:iterate> does not iterate more than once, although collection definitely contains more elements Hi, I have been using <logic:iterate> for quite a while, but now I'm stuck. Using Struts 1.1b2 on Tomcat 4.1.18. This code makes me crazy: <bean:size id="test" name="EditAccountForm" property="roles"/> <bean:write name="test"/> <logic:iterate id="userRoles" name="EditAccountForm" property="roles"/>got one</logic:iterate> I have a form bean named "EditAccountForm" with a collection (ArrayList behind) named "roles". I've checked it with <bean:size>... The collection contains for example "four" items. I've checked it with editAccountForm.getRoles().size() in my business logic and Action class before putting the Collection into my form bean. But I only receive the first element... Why not all four??? I think I'm using <logic:iterate> as usual...?! Strangly if I do this: <logic:iterate id="userRoles" name="EditAccountForm" property="roles"/ offset="0" length="1"> <bean:write name="userRoles" property="roleName"/> </logic:iterate> <logic:iterate id="userRoles" name="EditAccountForm" property="roles"/ offset="1" length="1"> <bean:write name="userRoles" property="roleName"/> </logic:iterate> <logic:iterate id="userRoles" name="EditAccountForm" property="roles"/ offset="2" length="1"> <bean:write name="userRoles" property="roleName"/> </logic:iterate> <logic:iterate id="userRoles" name="EditAccountForm" property="roles"/ offset="3" length="1"> <bean:write name="userRoles" property="roleName"/> </logic:iterate> I correctly get all four different values. But I have to "iterate" step-by-step by increasing the offset! Actually the tag should do that for me ;-( Whatever I do, I get only one element, although there are more in my collection as I proved in several ways... Any hints? What did I do wrong this time? Where's the bug? I believe I did everything as usual... 100 times it worked, but not this time... Thx. Michael --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
