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[Struts Wiki] Update of "StrutsTags" by MichaelJouravlev
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Added from Comparison_using_nested_tag_vs_JSTL_for_nested_objects_on_form
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== JSTL tags ==
+ === Comparison using nested tag vs JSTL for nested objects on form ===
+
+ Many think that you are required to display nested data using the Nested tag. I agree the Nested tag is the cleaner solution, but just so you are aware you can do this with JSTL as well. (Below assumes JSP2.0)
+
+ companyForm has a List of divisions and for each division in the list there is a list of department objects and we will display the 'name' of each department.
+
+ ''JSTL Solution''
+ {{{
+ <c:forEach items="${companyForm.divisions}" var="division" varStatus="divstatus">
+ Division: <html:text property="divisions[${divstatus.index}].name" value="${division.name}" /><br>
+ <c:forEach items="${division.departments}" var="department" varStatus="depstatus">
+ --- Department: <html:text property="divisions[${divstatus.index}].departments[${depstatus.index}].name" value="${department.name}" /><br>
+ </c:forEach>
+ </c:forEach>
+ }}}
+
+ ''Nested Tag Solution''
+ {{{
+ <nested:root name="companyForm">
+ <nested:iterate property="divisions">
+ Division: <nested:text property="name" /><br>
+ <nested:iterate property="departments">
+ --- Department: <nested:text property="name" /><br>
+ </nested:iterate>
+ </nested:iterate>
+ </nested:root>
+ }}}
+
+
== JSP scriptlets ==
== Ajax Tags ==