Radio Button values

Greetings.
I have to iterate the values of radio buttons in a jsp page. But instead of the values to be printed in the jsp page, I want something else printed. For example the values could be numbers like 1, 2, 3 and what I want printed in the jsp page could be A, B, C like the following html radio button.

A:
<input type="radio"
name="rating" value="1">
B:
<input type="radio"
name="rating" value="2">
C:
<input type="radio"
name="rating" value="3">

But I want to do this using struts.
Any ideas appreciated.
Thank you very much.
[ June 04, 2007: Message edited by: PradeepPillai Pradeep ]

You can set up a hidden paramter in your jsp.
<html:hidden property="hidden_variable" />

In Submit use Javascript's onclick to assign values to the hidden parameter
<html:submit onklick="document.MyForm.hidden_variable.value='1';">
</html:submit>
(in above lines replace onklick's third character with 'c' I had to use misspeling so the post is accepted by server)

In your form class define setter, getters for hidden parameter.
public String getHidden_variable()
public void setHidden_variable(String hv)

Read this paramter in action class
String string1 = (String)((MyForm)form).getHidden_variable();

This is not a pure struts solution but it uses javascript also
[ June 04, 2007: Message edited by: Sanjay Virkar ]

If you don't need to iterate, you can use this:

Or if you need to iterate:

This is assuming that your form has a method called getRadioValues() that returns a list of LabelValueBeans. Also, your form should have a property called radioProp so the submittal will save the values. If you need a radio value to be selected by default, extend LabelValueBean with a selected property, and use logic:equal to determine whether or not to display "checked" in the input tag.

Found this also:
http://www.ibm.com/developerworks/java/library/j-sr4.html

with out iterating you need to map it like this

1-->A, 2-->B...

Maintain two variables in you action form one holds radioNameValues(with any java structure which holds ids and values).

In JSP loop through radioValues
<logic:iterate id="nameval" name="formName" property="radioValues">
<bean:write name="nameval" property="label"/>: <html:radio value="<bean:write name="nameval" property="value">"/>
</logic:iterate>

Thanks - But that radio button is not being checked

M sallu please don't bump a 3 year old topic for your problem. You already have started a topic here, lets focus on your problem in that topic...