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Subject: Re: Using sets of objects with tags
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>
> You don't need to 'parse the stream', Struts does that for you. Struts
> will call the setters on the objects in your set to pass the form inputs
> into them. In other words, the result you want to achieve is what
> happens automatically, provided you specify your input fields correctly.
>
> L.
>

Hmmmm, thought I had tried that. How do I retrieve those objects then?

For example, in the first Action I create a set named 'students', and fill
it with Student objects.

In the .jsp, I iterate over the set of students, like so:
(please ignore the table, this is just preliminary formatting, .css is on
the way)

<s:form action="TheNextOne"
   <table>

      <s:iterator status="stat" value="students">

         <tr>

            <s:hidden name="userId" />

            <td><s:property value="#stat.index + 1" />.</td>

            <td><s:textfield name="lastName" /></td>

            <td><s:textfield name="firstName" /></td>

            <td><s:textfield name="userName" /></td>

            <td><s:textfield name="userPassword" /></td>

            </tr>

         </s:iterator>

      </table>
      <s:submit/>
   </s:form>

Is this incorrect? If not, how then do I retrieve the set of modified
student objects in the submit Action?

-Jared

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