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Monday July 14, 2003

Struts: How to use Indexed Properties

James Turner has written a short-n-sweet article on using indexed properties with DynaForms. Of course, you could use any ol' ActionForm, but you get the idea. If you're struggling with indexed properties in Struts, or you're just curious to know what they are, read this article (estimated time 5-10 minutes, 6 printed pages - mostly code).

Now if we could only convince James to use XHTML (lower case HTML, close your tags, etc.) in his examples. wink A big pet-peeve of mine is uppercase HTML - XHTML is lowercase and HTML works just the same with lowercase tag names/attributes. Here's to future compatibility!

Posted in Java at Jul 14 2003, 11:07:10 AM MDT 2 Comments
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I agree with your pet peeve, I hate uppercase non-quoted html tag and attributes. I was really happy back when they announced this was going to be a requirement for XHTML. I got to tell all the other HTML guys that I worked with that they had to start changing their UPPER CASE tags. :)

Posted by Kurt on July 14, 2003 at 07:26 PM MDT #

I have not read this article, but previously I had trouble using James Turner's powerpoint snippets. Howerver, I solved my problem using the struts-el library in the struts/contrib directory which has excellent examples.

Posted by Kevin on July 17, 2003 at 03:44 PM MDT #

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