I would either add a toList method to Persons that returns the list or
use the decorator pattern to wrap the person and add the list method to
that wrapper. Or you could create a custom model for this (implement
IModel or extend from Model) and create it in this model. And if you
don't want the list to lay around when your request is over, use a
detachable model.
Eelco
David Liebeherr wrote:
Hi all,
i have a class Persons which has a method getPerson(int index) and
getSize() (which returns the number of Persons).
Now i want to display all the Persons of the Persons Object in a
ListView.
How can i make a Model that fits my environment?
The Person class does not provide any List. So i have to itterate over
it with getPerson(index)...
Is there any posibilty to do that with IModel and OGNL?
Thankx,
Dave
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