Well, without knowing what the various beans are or the exact error message, it's hard to guess what the problem may be... Is the bean referenced by requestScope[param.formName] a dyna form by any chance? In that case you would want something like

  ${requestScope[param.formName].map.uiCtrlLabel[entry.key]}

If that doesn't work, try posting some code so we can see how your beans are structured.

L.

Bob wrote:
Thanks for the response but I had tried that and it does not work.
${requestScope[param.formName].uiCtrlLabel[entry.key]}
gives and error of "unable to find a value for uiCtrlLabel in object of
class "blank.blank..etc..formname" using operator '.'"



Laurie Harper wrote:
Bob wrote:
I have a map of ui controls passed to a JSP.  Each entry in the map
contains
a "label", "name", "value".  The key used in the map is the "name".  I
iterate through as follows:

<TABLE>
    <c:forEach var="entry"
items="${requestScope[param.forName].uiControls}">
        <TR>
            <TD>
                <bean:write name='${param.formName}'
property="uiCtrlLabel(${entry.key})"/>
            </TD>
            <TD>
                <html:text property="uiCtrlValue(${entry.key})" size="30"
maxlength="2048"/>
            </TD>
        </TR>
    </c:forEach>
</TABLE>

This works, however I am trying to figure out how to make it work without
using the bean:write tag.  Any ideas?  I've tried many options all of
which
fail.
How about ${requestScope[param.formName].uiCtrlLabel[entry.key]} ? For safely against cross-site-scripting attacks, of course, that should be wrapped in a <c:out/> tag.

L.


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