At 10:03 AM +0100 8/27/04, Paul McCulloch wrote:
A getter with a paramteter is not a bean property, and so won't be
accessible with the usual tags.
This is true, and in general, Paul's suggestion below is the right way to go.
Still, it's interesting to note out that Struts
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> thanks for your answer. However, I have 2 issues:
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> 1) formatDate tag must not h
On Fri, 27 Aug 2004, Václavík Radek wrote:
> 2) I don't see how the format of the date changes accrding to selected
> locale. There is one locale in session (the struts one - Globals.LOCALE_KEY)
> but this one has no influence. So I've tried to change the locale settings
> in windows to, e.g. ENGL
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> A getter with a paramteter is not a bean property, and so won't be
> accessible with the usual tags.
A getter with a paramteter is not a bean property, and so won't be
accessible with the usual tags.
I'd suggest that the formatting of your date is the responsibility of your
view layer, and not the form bean. The easiest way to do waht you ar after
is to use the JSTL's tag:
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