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how to count entries in logic:iterate and display

 
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hi,
my following problem is that i iterate over a collection and I want to display the number of the entries



I have tried it with bean:size but it didn't work, i only get the error message that there is no bean for counter, but actually there is one in the proteinPeptideForm
 
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ok, I have solved the problem, but I want indexId (that is what I'm using) to start with 1, not with index 0
 
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You can also use the <bean:size> tag to get the size of a collection.
 
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Your bean:size tag looks wrong to me. Try something like this:

<bean:size id="countValue" name="proPep" property="counter"/>
Number of Entries: <bean:write name="countValue"/>

- Brent
 
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Brent,

I wasn't giving an example of a correctly formatted <bean:size> tag, I was simply making the statement that this tag can be used to get the size of a collection. Naturallly it has to have all the correct attributes in order to work.
 
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I was referring to the <bean:size> use in the original post.

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