you have to duplicate the format that Struts uses to receive the data. For example, to send a list of items (such as List<String> names;), you would format your URL to look like
&names=johnny&names=tim&names=bill
Maps are a little harder. To create a URL to send to a map, you can use the following format:
&variableName[key]=value
Say you have the following map:
Map<Integer, Integer> userIdOrderIdMap = new HashMap<Integer, Integer>();
To set the map from Struts 2, you’d use the following URL string:
&userIdOrderIdMap[0]=1&userIdOrderIdMap[10]=15
This is the equivalent of:
userIdOrderIdMap.put(0, 1);
userIdOrderIdMap.put(10, 15);
You will probably have to manually call encodeURIComponent() on the URL string to make sure the brackets and any other special characters are escaped properly, but you already knew that, right?
You can also use a dot notation (such as &variableName.key=value), but I find that a bit counterintuitive to the way KVC types are intended to be represented.
本文详细介绍了如何使用Struts框架接收数据,包括列表类型数据的URL格式化,以及如何创建用于发送到地图的URL。同时讨论了映射数据的URL格式,并提到了特殊字符的正确转义方法。
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