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I'm using an iterator to display a collection of objects. The data gets displayed correctly but when the user modifies the data that modification is not reflected in the Collection when it reaches the ActionObject. In other words the data gets mapped to the JSP fields correctly but the data does not seem to be getting mapped from the JSP field back to the Collection correctly.

Can someone tell me if I'm using incorrect syntax in my iterate statement? Is there some other problem here?

Thanks,
Matt


JSP


<logic:iterate id="msrf" name="MSReportForm"
property="departments"
type="com.csi.mos.activity.MSReportFormHelper">
<tr>
<td align="left"><font size="1">
<bean:write name="msrf" property="departmentDesc"/></font>
</td>
<td align="center"><html:text name="msrf"
property="performance" size="16"
maxlength="18"/></td>
<td align="center"><html:text name="msrf"
property="churn" size="16"
maxlength="18"/></td>
</tr>
</logic:iterate>



FORMBEAN


public class MSReportForm extends ActionForm
{
private Collection departments = new ArrayList();
........



FORMBEAN HELPER



public class MSReportFormHelper {

private String departmentDesc;
private String performance;
private String churn;
....
 
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Hi Matt,

I feel that your Jsp is not getting submitted properly.
Just put some alert messages in the onSubmit function
and see whether the form is getting submitted.

I hope this would solve your problem.

Regards
[ November 23, 2004: Message edited by: Sujatha Kumar ]
 
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The form is definitely getting submitted. In the Form Bean's validate method I had to resort to "manually" moving the data from the HTTP Request object to the Form Bean's attributes. Any other ideas?
 
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