Struts bean:write

hello all
i have a bean class having getter setter method in which one instance variable is java.lang.Integer type.
i have to render these elements on to web page using logic:iterate when we try to access java.lang.Integer type property of bean class then
bean:write gives error
please give me any solution we cant make that property as int type.......

Well, I'm not sure I completely understand.
What do you want to iterate over ? A collection ?
As for Integer, you have the intValue() method that returns an int whose value is the one of the Integer.
Cheers
Francois

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