Making the records available via request attributes still applies. Your
request attributes can be Collections, Maps, etc. Check out the Struts
logic tags (such as logic:iterate) and/or the JSTL core tags (such as
c:forEach), and read the FAQ on indexed properties for help in rendering
data from these types of structures.
Erik
vineesh . kumar wrote:
hi,
the problem is that, i may hav just one recordset or may have hundred recordset. It's
unpredictable. Also at the jsp page(view) how can i access these values dynamically.
if the recordset contains 100 records and each record contains four fields there
should be atleast 400 atribute in the reuest and how a jsp can dynamically handle it?
Thank u
vinu
On Tue, 17 Aug 2004 Pavel Kolesnikov wrote :
On Tue, 17 Aug 2004, vineesh . kumar wrote:
I want to pass a range of values which is dynamic(values retrieved from
a database using a dynamic query) from an action class to corresponding
jsp page. I hav to access it from the jsp page and dispaly. How can i do
this in struts.
what about simple request.setAttribute(key, value) ?
pavel
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