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Data Retention in JSPs

 
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Hi there, I need to retain the values from a form. In the example below given in Data Retention example I can save an array of objects in the form by just using this code (my JSP code is definitely better designed than this, I'm using tags but the point is to show how the object gets copied from the form to the javabean class:





It all works fine when the property of the object is a string, but I have a List as a property, so my object would look like:


instead of


How can i modify the javabean code above to make it work for array properties or if I have to add the code the the beanObj element that also works but nothing's work so far.

Thanks!
 
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Read the comments for that article. Not something you want to emulate.
 
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Joe Ess wrote:Read the comments for that article. Not something you want to emulate.



Yes I know hence my comment:

... I can save an array of objects in the form by just using this code (my JSP code is definitely better designed than this, I'm using tags but the point is to show how the object gets copied from the form to the javabean class



The point of all this is not the way they're displaying the JSP, I'm using proper tags, the code i'm using and i need to change is the actual java code in the javabean, that as far as i know is the only way to save the object to the form in struts, and that's the one i need to save in an array.

Cheers,
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