Re: how to iterate through a map in struts
"vyshu" <vysh...@gmail.com> wrote:
i hav a form bean LoginForm.and a getter mathod getID(),which returns
the values of a map if passed the key as parameter....my code..
/*public String getId(String key)
{
return (String)mapelements(key);
}
public Object mapelements(String key)
{
Map x=new HashMap();
x.put("1","vaisahk");
x.put("2","jovin");
x.put("3","praveen");
x.put("4","subhash");
return x.get(key);
}
*/
now i want to print this in the jsp page where i am fowarding from
here..
this is my action code..
LoginForm obj=(LoginForm)form;
sess=obj.getUser();
HttpSession session=req.getSession();
session.setAttribute("usersession",form);
and in the forwarded jsp page i want to print the values of the
map....
Why not set the 'id' in the session scope rather than setting the
entire form?
HttpSession session=req.getSession();
session.setAttribute("usersession",form);
Instead of the above try this
session.setAttribute("userId",form.getId(key));
In jsp, use JSTL to get the Id like this
${userId}
Would this make it simpler?
By the way to access mapelements() method you would need to provide a
getter method.
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