Hello,
I have a command object FaxForm
and it holds a list of FaxStatus
objects inside a faxStatusList
property.
public class FaxForm {
private List<FaxStatus> faxStatusList;
public void setFaxStatusList(List<FaxStatus> faxStatusList) {
this.faxStatusList = faxStatusList;
}
public List<FaxStatus> getFaxStatusList() {
return faxStatusList;
}
}
I initially had a JSP page that would bind the objects by performing the following:
<c:forEach items="${esaFaxForm.faxStatusList}" var="item" varStatus="loop">
<tr class="tableAltBackground">
<td>
<form:checkbox path="faxStatusList[${loop.index}].selected"/>
</td>
<td>
<form:select path="faxStatusList[${loop.index}].status" items="${esaFaxForm.statusOptions}" onchange="checkThisBox(this);"/>
</td>
<td>
<a href="${statusContUrl}?id=${item.id}&status=${item.status}" onclick="openFaxWindow('${viewFaxUrl}?id=${item.id}', ${loop.index});">${item.name}</a>
<form:hidden path="faxStatusList[${loop.index}].name"/>
</td>
<td>
<a href="${statusContUrl}?id=${item.id}&status=${item.status}" onclick="openFaxWindow('${viewFaxUrl}?id=${item.id}', ${loop.index});">${item.id}</a>
<form:hidden path="faxStatusList[${loop.index}].id"/>
</td>
</tr>
</c:forEach>
However, I am trying to figure out how I could do the binding without the forEach loop and index. The examples on the Spring website show the binding by setting the path to the list name. Is there a way to bind the properties? I've tried this but it fails:
<form:checkbox path="faxStatusList.faxStatus.selected"/>
<form:select path="faxStatusList.faxStatus.status" items="${esaFaxForm.statusOptions}"/>
The faxStatusList has a getter and setter method and the FaxStatus variables each have getter/setter properties. I get the error "Invalid property 'faxStatusList.faxStatus' of bean class..."