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Binding collections to Spring form

 
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I am trying to bind a collection of values to Spring form but I get the following error. I tried to do it with LazyList but still the same issue. Any pointer to the correct article which can help me get started?

javax.servlet.ServletException: org.springframework.beans.InvalidPropertyException : Invalid property 'parameters[0]' of bean class [beans.Input]: Index of out of bounds in property path 'parameters[0]'; nested exception is java.lang.IndexOutOfBoundsException: Index: 0, Size: 0
 
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The list must have at least one data (index 0).
 
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It has information but the binding is not working. List has more than 1 element in my test case
 
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You should try to debug then, it tried to access something that has no data in list.
 
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I understand that !! but I am not able to figure out. I tried to debug but I do not want to go under the covers into Spring framework.
 
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Vyas Sanzgiri wrote:I understand that !! but I am not able to figure out. I tried to debug but I do not want to go under the covers into Spring framework.


When you debug, you're supposed to debug in Spring Framework code to see what actually happens.
 
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I do not want to debug the Spring framework code. I would rather concentrate on my business logic
 
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You're not debugging Spring framework code - it's not just magically losing values - you're debugging how *you're* using Spring framework code.
 
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Figured it out https://coderanch.com/t/61337/Spring/Binding-with-ArrayList-Spring#2041973
 
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