问题
There is an object (ObjectA) which has another object inside (ObjectB). There is a Guava TreeBasedTable
inside the Object B. This Table has a string as row-key,column-key and another object "ObjectC" as value. This table has been displayed on the jsp using the <s:iterator/>
and <s:textfield/>
tags and it is being displayed correctly (the "values" inside the <s:textfield/>
are correct but the "names" are not).
Now, the problem arises when the <s:textfield/>
is modified. How do we capture the modified values inside ObjectC in the action class?
public class ObjectA implements Serializable {
private Integer attr1;
private List<ObjectB> objB;
//...getters and setters....
public class ObjectB implements Serializable {
private Integer attr11;
private Table<String,String,ObjectC> allPFields;
// ...getters and setters....
public class ObjectC implements Serializable {
private Integer attr111;
public String attr112;
// ...getters and setters....
jsp code:
<!-- language: lang-html -->
<s:iterator value="#objB.allPlainFields.row(#rowKey)" var="fieldMap"
status="fieldStatus">
<li><label><s:property value="#fieldMap.key" /></label><span>
<s:textfield name="<NOT SURE>" value="%{#fieldMap.value.attr12}" />
</span></li>
</s:iterator>
A TreeBasedTable
in Guava
is similar to a map inside a map, I tried doing allPFields[#outerkey][#innerkey].attr112
but, it didn't work.
The object structure when the screen is displayed with existing values in the database
<!-- language: lang-java -->
objA
objBList ArrayList<E> (id=668)
elementData Object[10] (id=7438)
[0] objB (id=7439)
allPFields TreeBasedTable<R,C,V> (id=7443)
backingMap TreeMap<K,V> (id=8116)
cellSet null
columnComparator NaturalOrdering (id=503)
columnKeySet null
columnMap null
factory TreeBasedTable$Factory<C,V> (id=8117)
rowKeySet null
rowKeySet StandardRowSortedTable$RowKeySortedSet (id=8118)
rowMap StandardRowSortedTable$RowSortedMap (id=8119)
rowMap null
values null
And the "allPFields" looks like the following in action:
{OuterKey1=
{InnerKey1=ObjectC[attr111=31, attr112=Hi there],
InnerKey2=ObjectC[attr111=40, attr112=How are you]
}
}
The "allPFields" value above has been picked up from the IDE console.
回答1:
As I told you in your other question, I've never used Guava TreeBasedTable
;
However, according to the Official Guava Documentation, a
TreeBasedTable
, whichis essentially backed by a TreeMap<R, TreeMap<C, V>>
and the get method is
V get(Object rowKey, Object columnKey)
Returns the value corresponding to the given row and column keys, or null if no such mapping exists.
In Java
it would be:
Object value = objA.getObjB().get(listIndex).getAllPlainFields.get(rowKey, columnKey).getAttr112;
value = "new value";
Then in OGNL
you could try something (totally untested) like:
<s:textfield value="%{#fieldMap.value.attr12}"
name="objA.objB[#fieldStatus.index].allPlainFields.get(#rowKey, #fieldMap.Key).attr112" />
P.S: BEWARE OF TYPO... you are using allPlainFields
and allPFields
together... one of them is wrong, make sure that all the notations point to the right variable name.
P.P.S: I don't know your requirements, but this structure seems a little "over-designed" to me... it definitely does not respect the KISS paradigm
:)
来源:https://stackoverflow.com/questions/14973381/struts-2-capturing-modifications-to-a-guava-table-treebasedtable-in-action