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Date: Wed, 21 Sep 2005 07:20:00 +1000
From: Victoria Vitaver <victoria@tt.com.au>
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Subject: Re: CForms: Binding nested repeaters into beans
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Joose Vettenranta wrote:
> Hi,
> 
> maybe this will help: http://joose.iki.fi/ojb/
> 
> There is example of repeater and beans...
> 
> HTH, Joose
> 

Thanks, I've already followed this tutorial  (BTW. thank you, this tute helped me _a lot_ when setting up OJB)

Basically I have no problems mapping repeaters to beans .. its the repeaters within other repeaters that seem to cause me quite a bit of pain & don't work... I havn't been able to find a sample of mapping nested repeaters into beans although I have found a few binding nested repeaters into XML files.

Vica

> Victoria Vitaver kirjoitti 20.9.2005 kello 9:28:
> 
>> Hmm... no replies ... so does that mean that binding nested  repeaters 
>> into beans is not possible???
>>
>> Please anwser if there is a way to do it/know of any examples where  
>> it is done
>>
>> Vica
>>
>>
>> Victoria Vitaver wrote:
>>
>>> Hi,
>>> I'm trying to bind a nested repeater into a bean.
>>> IE. I have something like
>>> <fd:form>
>>> <fd:widgets>
>>>     <fd:field id="id1"><fd:datatype base="integer"/></fd:field>
>>>     <fd:repeater id="one" >
>>>       <fd:widgets>
>>>         <fd:field id="id2"><fd:datatype base="integer"/></fd:field>
>>>         <fd:repeater id="two">
>>>            <fd:widgets>
>>>             <fd:field id="id3"><fd:datatype base="integer"/></ fd:field>
>>>             <fd:field id="text"><fd:datatype base="string"/></ fd:field>
>>>            </fd:widgets>
>>>         </fd:repeater>
>>>        <fd:widgets>
>>>     </fd:repeater>
>>> </fd:widgets>
>>> </fd:form>
>>> eg Javabeans:
>>> class mybean
>>> {
>>>     int mId1;
>>>     List mOnes;   //list of items type mySecondBean
>>> }
>>> class mySecondBean
>>> {
>>>     int mId2;
>>>     List mTwos; // list of items type myThirdBean   }
>>> class myThirdBean
>>> {
>>>     int mId3;
>>>     String mText;
>>> }
>>> And I would like to map it to the javabeans... is it possible? How  
>>> would I go about it? If its not possible is there any way around it?
>>>
>>
>>
>>
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