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[checkbox] can't get even checked values

 
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Hallo,
I know about the html-"feature" of submitting only checked boxes and the struts-solution to use the reset() in my FormBean, but I although have some problems:

My FormBean "userManagementForm" has a Set "allUsers" with Beans. These Beans have 2 properties: readingPermitted and writingPermitted. I access them in my jsp via:



I prepolulate my checkboxes with values from my DB. This works great. These values are submitted correctly, but only these prepopulated values. If I check an unchecked checkbox, this one is not submitted. So I get always the checkbox-values that I used to prepopulate this form. The above happens if I don't implement the reset().
If I do implement the reset() and set all properties in all Beans to false and then debug my userManagementForm in the execute() of my UserManagementAction, it has only false-values for all properties.

Any suggestions what I'm doing wrong?

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That makes me think it's NOT submitting correctly, for any of the values, ever.

Your ActionForm needs a setReadingPermitted and a setWritingPermitted method which take a String[] parameter.

Let us know if you've those 2 methods.
 
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