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Stephen, Here is a sample from a working application that should be pretty close to your situation. In this case rgnMnt would be the form name. This form uses the old style notation, which has been deprecated but it also makes it easy to see where things come from. <html:form action="/rms/rgn/rgnmnt" name="rgnMnt" type="com.plumcreek.rms.rgn.RgnMntForm" scope="session"> ... <logic:iterate id="row" name="rgnMnt" property="rows"> <tr> <td><html:checkbox name="row" property="option" indexed="true" value="true"/></td> <logic:iterate id="column" name="row" property="columns" offset="1"> <td><bean:write name="column" property="value"/></td> </logic:iterate> </tr> </logic:iterate> David >>> Gibson.Stephen@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx 03/04/03 02:18PM >>> David, Thanks for the response. I need just a little bit more of a nudge in the right direction if you don't mind. I added the array list to my form along with a the corresponding getter and setter methods then placed the array list on the form. I can not get the logic:iterate tag to work unless I place the array list as a separate object in the session. Can you tell me what I am doing wrong?...
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