This blog post intends to answer the following questions :-
MyPage.jsp
------Start Of Source Code------
...
...
<s:iterator value="#application.userDetailsList">
<s:property value="userName"/>
<br/>
</s:iterator>
...
...
------End of source Code------
Explanation :-
I guess it couldn't get anymore simpler than this!
Happy Programming ;)
Signing Off
Ryan
- How to iterate over a collection using Struts 2?
- How to display the contents of an ArrayList in struts 2 on a jsp page?
- How to access the servlet context object from Struts 2?
iterating over a collection is an easy task in Struts 2. All that you need to do is to user the iterator tag. This tag is well designed to loop over any Collection/map/iterator/array/enumeration.
In the following example in I demonstrate how to make use of the iterator tag to iterate over an ArrayList that is stored in the servlet context.
MyPage.jsp
------Start Of Source Code------
...
...
<s:iterator value="#application.userDetailsList">
<s:property value="userName"/>
<br/>
</s:iterator>
...
...
------End of source Code------
Explanation :-
In the above example, I try to retrieve an ArrayList from the servlet context object using. The servelt context object can be accessed from a jsp page by using the '#application'. the ArrayList was stored in the servlet context as an attribute with the binding name as-'userDetailslist'. This Arraylist contained a large number of 'UserDetails' objects. Each UserDetails object has a property called -'userName'. So the above example iterated over all the UserDetails objects in the ArrayList and prints the userName for each every iteration.
I guess it couldn't get anymore simpler than this!
Happy Programming ;)
Signing Off
Ryan
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