Re: Problem using scriplet object in s:if tag

It don't works, because the JSP local variable is not an OGNL local variable. The JSP local variable will be translated into a local variable of the Servlet code, and it is a local variable of Java language, so you can not reference it in the OGNL expression. An OGNL local variable should be [put

Re: Problem using scriplet object in s:if tag

> From: ashish chawre [mailto:ashish.chawr...@gmail.com] > Sent: Friday, December 10, 2010 11:37 AM > To: Struts Users Mailing List > Subject: Re: Problem using scriplet object in s:if tag > > Thanks a lot Kevin. It works but I am wondering why is the user userDTO > not wo

RE: Problem using scriplet object in s:if tag

le contexts...I think that may be your only option. Or change your scriplets to use mailto:ashish.chawr...@gmail.com] Sent: Friday, December 10, 2010 11:37 AM To: Struts Users Mailing List Subject: Re: Problem using scriplet object in s:if tag Thanks a lot Kevin. It works but I am wondering

Re: Problem using scriplet object in s:if tag

22 AM > To: Struts Users Mailing List > Subject: Problem using scriplet object in s:if tag > > Hi list, > > I am trying to use an object from scriplet to tag for a > conditional display purpose. > Here is the code: > > In jsp I am fetching user record from the session <

RE: Problem using scriplet object in s:if tag

using scriplet object in s:if tag Hi list, I am trying to use an object from scriplet to tag for a conditional display purpose. Here is the code: In jsp I am fetching user record from the session <% UserDTO userDTO = (UserDTO)session.getAttribute("user"); %> Now I like to s

Problem using scriplet object in s:if tag

Hi list, I am trying to use an object from scriplet to tag for a conditional display purpose. Here is the code: In jsp I am fetching user record from the session <% UserDTO userDTO = (UserDTO)session.getAttribute("user"); %> Now I like to show Logout label only if userDTO is avail Logout