be replaced with 0, 1, 2, ... as it iterates and the underlying
BeanUtils will extract the n-th element from the collection. I don't
think this will if you are using an unsorted collection (set, map)
because they don't support get(int)
On 11/10/06, Van Nguyen wrote:
Hi,
I have two ArrayList that I need to iterate through:
<logic:iterate id="line" indexId="indexId" name="collection1">
<bean:write name="line" />
// write info contained in collection2
// something like this… but not working??
<bean:write name="collection2[indexed]" />
</logic>
collection1 and collection2 will always have the same number of records…
Any ideas?
United Rentals
Consider it done.™
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---------------------------------------------------------------------Hi,
I have two ArrayList that I need to iterate through:
<logic:iterate id="line" indexId="indexId" name="collection1">
<bean:write name="line" />
// write info contained in collection2
// something like this… but not working??
<bean:write name="collection2[indexed]" />
</logic>
collection1 and collection2 will always have the same number of records…
Any ideas?
United Rentals
Consider it done.™
800-UR-RENTS
unitedrentals.com
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