Re: Login form

You can display the user's name by using either a session or request variable. Just place the variable in either scope, and use to display it. That tag can display a variable regardless of whether it's in the request or the session. You can specify the scope attribute of the tag if you would

Re: DispatchMapping error

Oh wow, just realized that it was a really stupid mistake that I haven't been able to catch over the past couple days. You know, one of those copy/paste mistakes where you forget to change part of what you copied. Didn't catch it till I pasted it into a reply here. Sorry about that everyone.

DispatchMapping error

I'm getting a weird error when I click on an html:link. The message says: [Servlet Error]-[DispatchMapping[/GetToolHistory] does not define a handler property]: javax.servlet.ServletException: DispatchMapping[/GetToolHistory] does not define a handler property I don't get why I'm getting this

Re: html:link with params

In the application I'm working on, I actually don't create the map in the JSP or the action, I use a getter method in my form bean that constructs the map and returns it. It's very nice and easy, just create the getter method, specify the bean name and property in the link tag, and there ya go

[SOLVED] RE: Scriptlet Params in form

Thanks, this worked just fine! Well, with some syntax changes, like putting the String declaration in a scriptlet tag and fetching the "model" object from the session first, but the general idea was right on. Thanks man. - Keith Geeta Ramani <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote on 07/01/2004 02:17:03

Scriptlet Params in form

Hey everyone, I'm trying to send a parameter with the form submission. What I've been trying is: I seem to remember getting something similar to work before, but this isn't working. The rendered HTML is: Does anyone know a way of doing this? Thanks! - Keith

Re: Request object

What are you trying to do based on the parameter?