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Date: Fri, 13 Jun 2003 11:38:22 +0100
Subject: Re: XMLForm repeat tag power! ?
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From: Jeremy Quinn <jeremy@media.demon.co.uk>
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On Friday, June 13, 2003, at 11:17 AM, Jeroen Cranendonk wrote:

> It does help a lot, thanks! :)
> Someone should copy paste that to some documentation or sample ;)
>
> Just one more question/thought, You only showed using <xf:output> 
> fields, I
> assume the textbox
> and such fields work just as well ?

Yeah

> (If you can find a getter method, you
> can find the setter method too :)
> There is one interesting thought I had, if the list of things is 
> referred to
> as a Set, which if I recall well
> does not gueranty a fixed ordering, is there a possibility (mayby only
> theoreticly) that when the page
> gets loaded the set returns the elements in one order, and when the 
> fields
> get updated it returns them in
> another order, with the result of updating the wrong elements ? :)

No idea .....

I am using Set(s) merely because these are what were used in the 
Hibernate documentation I read ...... I am using Hibernate for my 
Persistence layer.

I assume you can use any kind of Collection.

regards Jeremy