I have a vector of beans that holds information I want to display in my jsp page. I\'m currently just using standard java expressions to display this, I want to look into using
To expend on Tom's example, here's something more concrete:
<c:foreach items="${myList}" var="myItem">
<c:out value="${myItem.someProperty}"/>
</c:foreach>
Where "myList" is a request attribute which contains your vector.
A common error is to forget the ${} around ${myList} - if you do this, JSTL won't throw an error, it'll just generate a list for you with a single item, the string "myList".
I think that what you are looking for is the < c:foreach > tag.
for example, printing the value myInt property on instances of MyClass (defined below):
<c:foreach items="${vectors name}" var="pos" >
<!-- print the value of myInt for each position of the array.
Method getMyInt() must exist in pos object.-->
<c:out value="${pos.myInt}"/>
<!-- print the value of myInt for each composed instance.
Method getRelatedInstance() must exist in pos object. -->
<c:out value="${pos.relatedInstance.myInt}"/>
</c:foreach>
where vector name is the name of the vector ,for example, after doing a
Suppose you have a class myClass.
public class MyClass{
private MyClass relatedInstance;
//some members and methods
public int getMyInt(){
//return something
}
public MyClass getRelatedInstance(){
return this.relatedInstance;
}
List<myClass> my_vector = getFilledList();
request.setAttribute("vectors name",my_vector)