Re: creating a for loop structure for multibox

[Frank W. Zammetti]

It's also fair to tell you that you can do the same thing with JSTL and 
NOT be tied to Struts (assuming you abstract the ActionForm a little and 
don't do anything with it that can't be done with a normal bean later). 
 Kind of a best of both worlds answer I guess, but I think JSTL tends 
to be just a hair more complicated (not much, but a little).

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Frank W. Zammetti
Founder and Chief Software Architect
Omnytex Technologies
http://www.omnytex.com
Kedar Deshpande wrote:
Both solutions seem like they will do the trick. thank you for giving me 
two choices to deceide from, i guess my choice will be based on wheather 
i want to stick firmly with struts tag or not. thanks for all your help 
Jim and Frank.

Frank W. Zammetti wrote:
Fair enough.  But, now you are tied  pretty securely to Struts.  I'm 
not saying that's a bad thing or even a concern to most, but it is 
something to be aware of.

We all strive for separation and low-coupling of everything these 
days, and rightly so, and to me that also means the ability to change 
frameworks without touching my presentation layer (within some 
necessary constraints of course)

You make perfectly valid points though, so throw it all into the 
hopper and make a decision Kedar! :)


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