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1. use hashmap to simplify commandClass?    forum.springsource.org

Oct 7th, 2005, 06:47 AM #1 vincent View Profile View Forum Posts Private Message Junior Member Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 6 use hashmap to simplify commandClass? Hi, all I just ...

2. selecting a value from hashMap at runtime    forum.springsource.org

selecting a value from hashMap at runtime Hi, I am looking for a solution to a problem which may be fairly common and was wondering whether there was a standard approach ...

3. how to loop over a hashmap of arraylists    forum.springsource.org

how to loop over a hashmap of arraylists I have my form backing object formData. Which has a member variable hashmap called widgetMap. widgetMap.get("WM") is a list. I want to loop ...

4. How to link method's return value to hashmap's value?    forum.springsource.org

Hi, Question: Is there a way by which I can link a hashmap's value to the return value of a bean's method in the config file? I am looking for something ...

5. Using List of HashMaps for select options    forum.springsource.org

Using List of HashMaps for select options I'm having problems with the tag and I may just be using it incorrectly. I want to populate the options with a List ...

6. initialize a hashmap?    forum.springsource.org

Can you define a list as an anonymous value of each key? If not, I can assume you can create the a number of lists as top level beans and then ...

7. Injecting HashMap of Enum as value in Spring    forum.springsource.org

Injecting HashMap of Enum as value in Spring Hi All I am trying to inject a HashMap but getting error as ApplicationContextManager is returning ApplicationContext as null. The way i ...

8. Hashmap in Spring or something better ?    forum.springsource.org

Hashmap in Spring or something better ? Hi all, I'm getting some problems about code which has to take an input in 5 different kind of CSV file according to financial ...

9. How to init HashMap ?    forum.springsource.org

How to init HashMap ? Hi, I should want a HashMap bean with generics, like HashMap. It is a parameter of a constructor of another class, like Code: public ...