Haven't done this but either your class needs to be a Map implementation or
you need getter/setter for your Map
public void setMyMap(Map myMap)
public Map getMyMap()
The problem with using the <html> tags and not having your Map as a property
of the ActionForm is that when the form is submitted, Struts is going to try
to populate these properties in the form.
Niall
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Sent: Wednesday, April 21, 2004 11:50 PM
Subject: Re: Non-Form Based Mapped Properties
> I created a simple class with the map and setValue(Object key, Object
> value) as well as getValue(Object key). Then tested the class by putting
> an instance of the class into session scope on a page, retrieving the
> object on the same page, and trying to access the properties via the
mapped
> properties value("keyName"). I made sure the object was obtained via the
> logic tag, but the mapped property does not work for me. Any ideas? If
> not, I will put the whole thing into this exchange.
>
> Thanks.
>
> Michael
>
> At 08:56 AM 4/21/2004, Bill Siggelkow wrote:
> >Michael McGrady wrote:
> >>Is there a way to use non-form based mapped and indexed properties with
> >>bean and/or html tags? Apparently not?
> >
> >Yes -- you can used both mapped and indexed properties from normal
> >JavaBeans. You can be more specific on the problem you are having?
> >
> >Bill Siggelkow
> >
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