>> Yeah
>
> Actually, you added a spelling mistake (+e on Privileg). However, the
> previous example would work fine. So a hybrid of the two:
Actually I had the spelling typo before, but now saw that in english
it is with +e
> Yeah
You are right, this works.
After all I am not sure why I hav
> Yeah
Actually, you added a spelling mistake (+e on Privileg). However, the
previous example would work fine. So a hybrid of the two:
Yeah
is sufficient.
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The correct syntax is:
Yeah
I really would enjoy some more debugging help in this area
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> you could do something like this:
> ... where (bool)
> hasPrivilege(List,...) is a function in your action.
sounds good.
I actually have now that signature in an AbstractAction from which all
the other extend:
public boolean hasPrivileg(String role) { ... }
In my JSP:
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I did not unders
you could do something like this:
... where (bool)
hasPrivilege(List,...) is a function in your action.
Markus
Am 15.04.2011 13:57, schrieb Christian Grobmeier:
Hi all,
this is probably a trivial question, but I am unsure how to solve it best.
I have an object User user. It has the properti
Hi all,
this is probably a trivial question, but I am unsure how to solve it best.
I have an object User user. It has the properties name, password and
List roles.
Now I would like to create a navigation bar in my struts 2.2.1 jsp pages.
I wanted to avoid huge chunks of logic in my code. Theref
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