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The data is obtained from beans stored in the request scope. <br />
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CheckBox is used to modify the records that are displayed.<br />
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For example. <br />
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empNo &nbsp;empName &nbsp;empSalary CheckBoxColumn &nbsp;are the columns of the table., &nbsp;now for each row, if the user selects the<br />
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checkbox that means the employee is on holiday and his salary calculations will be effected. But, i have to first get the empNo's of those employees whose corresponding checkBoxes are checked. 
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The data is obtained from beans stored in the request scope.

CheckBox is used to modify the records that are displayed.

For example.

empNo  empName  empSalary CheckBoxColumn  are the columns of the table.,  now for each row, if the user selects the

checkbox that means the employee is on holiday and his salary calculations will be effected. But, i have to first get the empNo's of those employees whose corresponding checkBoxes are checked.

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Hello,<br />
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&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;I have to display number of records on a page and each record will have a checkbox with it. I dont know how many records will be displayed, because that depends on search criteria. &nbsp;<br />
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So, i have <br />
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&lt;input type=&quot;checkbox&quot; name=&quot;boxes&quot; value &lt;%=rowId%&gt; &gt;<br />
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Now, if i have a corresponding <br />
private String[] boxes;<br />
in the ActionForm, will this array get populated with the selected rowId values ??<br />
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Thank You.
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Hello,

       I have to display number of records on a page and each record will have a checkbox with it. I dont know how many records will be displayed, because that depends on search criteria.  

So, i have 

<input type="checkbox" name="boxes" value <%=rowId%> >

Now, if i have a corresponding 
private String[] boxes;
in the ActionForm, will this array get populated with the selected rowId values ??

Thank You.

CheckBoxes and Struts

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