Displaying Complex Java Objects using netui

I have a java object with the following structure.
obj1
int name;
String ID;
ArrayList obj2;//coniatns multiple obj2 objects
obj2
int name;
String ID;
ArrayList obj3; //coniatns multiple obj3 objects
obj3
int name;
String ID;
How and what netui tags can I use to display this kind of structure for obj1?
I tried repeaters and it is not working for me.
Also if I have a structure like this
ArrayList obj4; //contains arrays's of multiple items.
obj4
String[] eventTime;
String[] eventDate;
How can I display this in a grid fashion using netui? The netui:gid tag only
wirks with RowSet and I have an ArrayList?
If I want to use simple jsp and not use netui tags what is the context for accessing
my form that I have in my page flow from the jsp? e.g. if I have a form in my
page flow called listForm which has gets and sets for
String[] eventTime;
String[] eventDate;
what is the context I use in my jsp to print values of eventTime and eventDate
in a grid like fashion without using nteui? I tried 'request' context but it
does not work. In netui we can use actionForm or pageFlow etc but what about
simple jsp context?
Please reply soon. Thanks

Try the <netui-data:getData> tag in the workshop documentation, It gives an example
"Kush" <[email protected]> wrote:
>
I have a java object with the following structure.
obj1
int name;
String ID;
ArrayList obj2;//coniatns multiple obj2 objects
obj2
int name;
String ID;
ArrayList obj3; //coniatns multiple obj3 objects
obj3
int name;
String ID;
How and what netui tags can I use to display this kind of structure for
obj1?
I tried repeaters and it is not working for me.
Also if I have a structure like this
ArrayList obj4; //contains arrays's of multiple items.
obj4
String[] eventTime;
String[] eventDate;
How can I display this in a grid fashion using netui? The netui:gid
tag only
wirks with RowSet and I have an ArrayList?
If I want to use simple jsp and not use netui tags what is the context
for accessing
my form that I have in my page flow from the jsp? e.g. if I have a form
in my
page flow called listForm which has gets and sets for
String[] eventTime;
String[] eventDate;
what is the context I use in my jsp to print values of eventTime and
eventDate
in a grid like fashion without using nteui? I tried 'request' context
but it
does not work. In netui we can use actionForm or pageFlow etc but what
about
simple jsp context?
Please reply soon. Thanks

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