You're not relating the fields to the students collection in any way. You'd need a collection of students in your action (probably mapped by ID), and each field would use something like "student[id].firstname" as the field name.
The code you've provided (below) will just create a bunch of fields named "lastName", "firstName", etc. rather than being associated with your "students" set. Dave --- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > > You don't need to 'parse the stream', Struts does that for you. Struts > > will call the setters on the objects in your set to pass the form inputs > > into them. In other words, the result you want to achieve is what > > happens automatically, provided you specify your input fields correctly. > > Hmmmm, thought I had tried that. How do I retrieve those objects then? > > For example, in the first Action I create a set named 'students', and fill > it with Student objects. > > In the .jsp, I iterate over the set of students, like so: > (please ignore the table, this is just preliminary formatting, .css is on > the way) > > <s:form action="TheNextOne" > <table> > <s:iterator status="stat" value="students"> > <tr> > <s:hidden name="userId" /> > <td><s:property value="#stat.index + 1" />.</td> > <td><s:textfield name="lastName" /></td> > <td><s:textfield name="firstName" /></td> > <td><s:textfield name="userName" /></td> > <td><s:textfield name="userPassword" /></td> > </tr> > </s:iterator> > </table> > <s:submit/> > </s:form> --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
