js| Array | page
In the forum often see someone asked how to pass the array between JSP pages, in fact, with JavaBean is very easy to achieve.
Here's a simple example of what type of data structure can be passed as long as you follow JavaBean's game rules:
1: Write a test for Javabean:package Com.infoearth;public class jobbean{private int[] b;
/** * @return return B. * * Public int[] Getb () {return b;}/** * @param b to set. */public void Setb (int[] b) {this.b = b;}}
2: In the first JSP page (note that the name of the text box is "B"): <form action= "managejob.jsp" method= "POST" ><table><tr> <td width= "height=" > </td> <td Width= "height=" ><input name= "B" type= "Text" size= "3" ></td> <td width= "50" height= "><input" name= "B" type= "Text" size= "3" ></td> <td width= "height=" 30 "><input name=" B "type=" Text "size=" 3 "></td> <td width=" "height=" >< Input name= "B" type= "Text" size= "3" ></td> <td width= "a" height= "" ><input name= "B" type= "Text" size= "3" ></td> <td width= "height=" ><input name= "B" "type=" Text "size=" 3 "></td> <td width=" height= "><input name=" B "type=" text "size= "3" ></td> <td width= "height=" ><inputName= "B" type= "Text" size= "3" ></td> <td width= "a" height= "" ><input name= "B" Type= "Text" size= "3" ></td> <td width= "height= ><input" "Name=" "B" type= "text "Size=" 3 "></td> <td width=" height= "><input name=" B "type=" Text "size=" 3 " ></td> </tr></table><input type= "Submit" value= "submitted" ></form>
3: In the managejob.jsp page, you can accept this array, very simple, with Get method can be: <%@ page contenttype= "text/html;" charset=gb2312 "language=" java "import=" java.sql.*, com.infoearth.* "
Errorpage= ""%><jsp:usebean id= "Jobinfo" class= "Com.infoearth.JobBean" scope= "Request" ><jsp: SetProperty name= "Jobinfo" property= "*"/></jsp:usebean>
<body>hello<%int[] Temp=jobinfo.getb () for (int i=0;i<temp.length;i++) {out.print (i+---"+temp[i]+" <br> ");
}
%></body>
Note the internal mechanism of the JavaBean: the name of the array named B in JavaBean, then in the first JSP, the text box that fills in array B must be named B, otherwise you won't get it! This is the JavaBean rules of the game Oh, I hope to help you
