Populating an ArrayList through JSON

[Acro Acromantula]

Hi all

I have an ArrayList object in my Structs2 action class. I want to populate it when i send a request. In the action class i hv this

private ArrayList<SaveNewIRDTO> saveNewIRDTO;

	public ArrayList<SaveNewIRDTO> getSaveNewIRDTO() {
		return saveNewIRDTO;
	}

	public void setSaveNewIRDTO(ArrayList<SaveNewIRDTO> saveNewIRDTO) {
		this.saveNewIRDTO = saveNewIRDTO;
	}

which holds the SaveNewIRDTO object which has 3 attributes with the proper getters and setters. In the Javascript file i'm sending a request using JQuery JSON support. I'm passing the object through the URL and assigning the values for the attributes in the following way

		var itemURL = "";
		
		for(var i = 0; i < selectedIlRows.length; i++) {
			var temp = $("#"+i+"_createReturn","#tblInterlineRoute").val();
			itemURL += 'saveNewIRDTO.airlineRouteId='+ $("#tblInterlineRoute").getCell(selectedIlRows[i], airlineRouteIdsIndex);
			itemURL += '&saveNewIRDTO.createReturn=' + $("#"+(i+1)+"_createReturn").attr("checked");  
			itemURL += '&saveNewIRDTO.defualtFare='+ $("#"+(i+1)+"_defaultFares").attr("checked");  
		}
	 	var newUrl = '../api/xxx!yyyyMethod.action?';
	 	newUrl += itemURL;

	 	$.getJSON(newUrl, function(response){
	 		//After Save. Process response
	 	});

:where "selectedIlRows" is initialized correctly

My issue is there are three instance of the SaveNewIRDTO object created (When the loop is iterated only once) within the ArrayList

I think i'm doing something really dumb here...can some one please help me out??

[Acro Acromantula]

opps....how stupid of me

		for(var i = 0; i < selectedIlRows.length; i++) {
			var temp = $("#"+i+"_createReturn","#tblInterlineRoute").val();
			itemURL += 'saveNewIRDTO['+i+'].airlineRouteId='+ $("#tblInterlineRoute").getCell(selectedIlRows[i], airlineRouteIdsIndex);
			itemURL += '&saveNewIRDTO['+i+'].createReturn=' + $("#"+(i+1)+"_createReturn").attr("checked");  
			itemURL += '&saveNewIRDTO['+i+'].defualtFare='+ $("#"+(i+1)+"_defaultFares").attr("checked");  
		}