BC4J datagrid to update multiple rows

Hi,
How do we update multiple rows at a time in a BC4J JSP with Struts. I intend to have a datagrid control on a JSP so that users may update multiple rows at a time and click 'Update' once.
There is a possible (workaround) solution using struts nested tags but one would lose the benefits of JBO tags on using struts tags (e.g Calendar control would not be visible for Date input).
Any implementation suggestions?
Regards,
Ashish

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:NEW.udc_error := 1;
END IF;
--igpmgr.
pkg_updateAllocfactor.allocfactor_update(o_return_code OUT NOCOPY PLS_INTEGER);
--END IF;
-- END LOOP;
END;
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