Ahh! It's an array! So instead of
I need to do this:
Thank you!
Russ
Dave Newton wrote:
Russell Neufeld wrote:
I'm still coming up the learning curve on Struts2, and I've come
across something I can't explain. Hopefully you guys out there can help
me understand this.
Russell Neufeld wrote:
I'm still coming up the learning curve on Struts2, and I've come
across something I can't explain. Hopefully you guys out there can help
me understand this. I have a request parameter "status" set to
"invalid" which I'd like to access from within a JSP. If I use the
Thanks. Yeah, that's good practice. Didn't seem to fix my problem
though. That still evaluated to false.
Pierre Lavignotte wrote:
Hi,
you should consider comparing strings with the equals() method :
"invalid".equals(#parameters.status)
Cordialement,
Pierre Lavignotte
Ingénieur Concepti
Thanks for the suggestion. That did not work. Evaluates to false.
Terry Gardner wrote:
try
On Apr 17, 2009, at 1:58 PM, Russell Neufeld wrote:
Hi all,
I'm still coming up the learning curve on Struts2, and I've come
across something I can't explain. Hopefully you guys out there ca
Hi,
you should consider comparing strings with the equals() method :
"invalid".equals(#parameters.status)
Cordialement,
Pierre Lavignotte
Ingénieur Conception & Développement
http://pierre.lavignotte.googlepages.com
On Fri, Apr 17, 2009 at 8:01 PM, Terry Gardner wrote:
> try
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> On Apr
try
On Apr 17, 2009, at 1:58 PM, Russell Neufeld wrote:
Hi all,
I'm still coming up the learning curve on Struts2, and I've come
across something I can't explain. Hopefully you guys out there can
help me understand this. I have a request parameter "status" set to
"invalid" which I'd
Hi all,
I'm still coming up the learning curve on Struts2, and I've come
across something I can't explain. Hopefully you guys out there can help
me understand this. I have a request parameter "status" set to
"invalid" which I'd like to access from within a JSP. If I use the
following li
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