2007/4/18, Ray Clough <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
This page perfectly illustrates my point on the difficulty of the JSTL tags
working nicely with S2. The page works perfectly if the object is
explicitly placed into the HttpRequest. If the 'getExporter()' is the way
in which the Exporter is exposed, th
--- Ray Clough <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I'm using the S2 tags for the "NameValuePairs", and
> it works fine. I'm trying to use JSTL for the
> "DataMatrices", and it doesn't work.
I'll examine this further when I get home.
> Of course, I REALLY don't want to implement
> ServletRequestAware, b
The Exporter class is designed to make the data in my "Model" class available
for use in jsp. It has a method "getDataMatrices()" and another
"getNameValuePairs()". I'm using the S2 tags for the "NameValuePairs", and
it works fine. I'm trying to use JSTL for the "DataMatrices", and it
doesn't w
--- Ray Clough <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> My Action has a method "public Exporter
> getExporter()". If I use the struts2
> tags I can access the "exporter" with
> ,
> and it works fine. If I use the jstl syntax
> var="matrix" >, nothing is found. How do
> I get the jstl tag to work here?
My Action has a method "public Exporter getExporter()". If I use the struts2
tags I can access the "exporter" with , and it works fine. If I use the jstl
syntax , nothing
is found. How do I get the jstl tag to work here? Thanks a million.
- Ray Clough
Musachy Barroso wrote:
>
> http://cwi
In ${expression}, "expression" will be evaluated against the Value Stack.
An Dave is right, the "variable publishing" name is probably not the best
description for it :)
musachy
On 4/17/07, Musachy Barroso <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
The do publish a variable, if they have to, as Dave mentione
The do publish a variable, if they have to, as Dave mentioned, in the case
of the iterator, even if you don't specify and id, the current value will be
on top of the stack which you access using %{#top}. Other tags publish
values, like the url tag, etc.
musachy
On 4/17/07, Dave Newton <[EMAIL PR
--- Dave Newton <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> ...but I'm telling you they do [expose variables to
> JSTL], or at least does.
Let me re-phrase that... it's not so much that they
"expose" variables, but that the StrutsRequestWrappers
will pass variable requests (not sure what to call
this, somebody
--- Ray Clough <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> The "why" is because I just really don't like the
> Struts-2 tags. I especially don't like the fact
that
> they don't expose a variable on the page - for
> example the s:iterator tag does not explicitly
expose
> a variable which I can work with, or form
The "why" is because I just really don't like the Struts-2 tags. I
especially don't like the fact that they don't expose a variable on the
page - for example the s:iterator tag does not explicitly expose a
variable which I can work with, or format using jstl. They "don't play
nicely with the
--- Ray Clough <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Is it possible to use JSTL to access the value
stack?
The StrutsRequestWrapper (?) will forward...
"unfulfilled" attribute requests to the OGNL stack. I
wouldn't be sure of the exact syntax; it may depend on
what, exactly, you're trying to access (and
http://cwiki.apache.org/confluence/display/WW/Can+we+use+JSTL+with+the+framework
I shouldn't be linking to the wiki but the main doc has an error (fixed on
wiki already).
regards
musachy
On 4/17/07, Ray Clough <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Is it possible to use JSTL to access the value stack?
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