For example, a
student is taking Eng101, Chem101, and CS120 this semester
These all look like modules you'll want to search for "indexed
properties" on the archieves, and you'll start to see how to go about
this.
StudentBean student = new StudentBean();
CourseBean course = new Course();
course.setCode("ENG101");
course.setTitle("Introductory English");
student.addCourse(course);
request.setAttribute("student",student);
...
<c:forEach var="course" items="${student.courses}">
${course.code}
</c:forEach>
or
<logic:iterate id="course" name="student" property="courses">
<bean:write name="course" property="code" />
</logic:iterate>
Mark
On Thu, 17 Feb 2005 11:48:51 -0500, Jerry Tan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Hello Yan,
>
> While the concept of constructing JSP's dynamically is an intriguing one, I
> am still of the opinion that you can handle your situation below in a more
> conventional manner.
>
> For example, one simper way would be to have an array of String, which
> represents that particular student's course list for that particular
> semester.
>
> Based on the values of contained in this array, you can construct the
> appropriate links to that particular course, e.g., ENG101.jsp, etc.
>
> hth,
>
> Yan Hu
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> Hello Guys:
> This is my first real Struts-based project. I am fairly new to Struts. I
> know some basics and
> tried a few toy examples. Now it is time for a serious one.
> My project involes students. Each student has her own page that might
> take her to pages that
> are customized just for her. I can not jus write a JSP page for each
> student. For example, a
> student is taking Eng101, Chem101, and CS120 this semester. I fetch from
> the database all the
> info for these 3 classes she is taking. I do not want to put all the
> info on the first page
> after she logged in. I want to have three links on the first page and take
> her to a sub JSP page
> for each specific class for example Eng101.jsp. There are lots of
> students. I can't write all the
> pages for them. In addition, it changes every semester what classes a
> student takes. My
> question is how do I construct JSPs on the fly? I will need to use Tile.
> What else do you suggest
> me to look into? Thank you very much.
>
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