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NumberFormatException on using form:radiobuttons

 
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i am using Spring 3.0

the below for loop in jsp is working fine:



but, when i replaced the for loop with form:radiobuttons tag as shown below:



it is giving the below error:



salary is of int type. please tell me, where i am going wrong? Thank you.
 
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Because the list is in myList, not myList.salary.

http://static.springsource.org/spring/docs/3.0.x/spring-framework-reference/html/view.html#view-jsp-formtaglib-radiobuttonstag
 
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Thank you Newton,

i tried this:



but this time, i am getting the below error:



Even though, myList is not null.

please help.
 
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Is myList in the model object?
 
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myList is the object of Position class. and position is in the model object.

so, i understood my mistake and change the code as shown below:



but, i am getting this error now:

 
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Without the code (and possibly config) it's impossible to help: if you search the web for that specific exception you'll probably find out what you're doing wrong.
 
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thank you very much Newton. The issue is resolved now! I was using model.addAttribute(position) instead of model.addAttribute("position", position). Because my model object is position but model class is MyPosition.

I guess, i need to write a toString() method in User class to display the contents properly.
 
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