I've such code:
<logic:iterate id="item" name="DeleteActionBean" property="personsList">
<tr>
<td>// </td>
<td>// </td>
</tr>
</logic:iterate>
There personsList - is a collection (ArrayList) of objects (of my class). So to output an element of collection I should write${item}, but element is an object, so I want to get access to his methods. How i can do this?
Vector v = new Vector();
for(int i=0;i<array length>; i++){ // to set different values
FileObj bean = new FileObj();
bean.setFileName(<file name>);
bean.setFileSize(<file size>);
bean.setModifiedDate(<modified name>);
bean.setFilePath(<file path>);
v.add(bean);
}
add the bean to a vector and set the vector in a session
<logic:iterate id="results" name="vectorObj">
<bean:write name="results" property="fileName" />
<bean:write name="results" property="fileSize" />
<bean:write name="results" property="modifiedDate" />
<bean:write name="results" property="filePath" />
</logic:iterate>
Ok, thanx ) For example, i have <bean:write name="results" property="id" />
and this code prints id, but if i want to use this id in other property, for example <html:submit>:<html:submit property="<bean:write name="results" property="id" />" value="Delete"/>
. Of course such code is wrong, so how i can do this?
