Much of what is discussed in this section are repetition of the discussion in the behavior-define and behavior logic descriptors.

Just like the logic behavior could use to determine visibility of segments, the repeat behavior could be used to determine the rendering of a segment zero, once or many times.

The repeat behavior, just like the behavior-define, could expose objects to the elements within the segments that it encloses.

The repeat define loop that controls the rendering of a repeat region. A collection is also defined, a member object of which is presented in every iteration of the loop.

Example definition is shown below.

The class definition is deduced automatically through java inspections, as such the entry for define-class is not necessary, as far asimplementation is concerned.The scope is limited to the body of the repat tag; scope specification would be meaningless.

The implementation of this specification is as follows.

<logic:iterate name="bookForm" property="#{list}"
			id="book" offset="0" length="10" <
		
</logic:iterate>

The implementation using JSTL tag is illustrated below.

<c:forEach items=="#{bookForm.list}"
	var="book" begin="0" end="10" step="1"<
		
</c:forEach>

The transformation of the specification to Struts and JSTL tags is shown below.

More details are available in the attributes descriptions