Hi Niall,
My form-bean definition is included below:
--
Ricardo Gladwell
Niall Pemberton wrote:
If you have
in your jsp, then Struts (using BeanUtils) will try and do a get("webdav")
on your DynaActionForm so that it can then call set("url") on the bean
returned from the get.
I'm already using the EL versions of the tag libraries and using other
EL expressions successfully in other parts of the application. The
example works successfully when I do not use a nested property in the
property attribute of the html:text tag so it would indicate that the EL
version of the
l:text tag would look like:
robert
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> Hi N
You cannot have "." in your form-property names.
This is what the dtd says about form-properyt names
Thanks,
Kishore Senji.
On Fri, 06 Aug 2004 14:02:40 +0100, Ricardo Gladwell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi All,
>
> I'm having some problems with nested properties in Strust. Struts seems
>
then stop
confusing struts and drop the period/full stop.
Niall
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So my guess was correct - so see my previous answer.
Niall
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> Not if hes using a servlet container that supports el.
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I'm already using the EL versions of the tag libraries and using other
EL expressions successfully in other parts of the application. The
example works successfully when I do not use a n
Just out of curiosity, does
render a none null value?
robert
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Hi Niall,
My form-bean definition is included below:
-- rg
Niall Pemberton wrote:
If you have
in your jsp, then Struts (using BeanUtils) will try and do a get("webdav")
on your DynaActionForm so that it can then call set("url") on the bean
returned from the get.
So when you s
Not if hes using a servlet container that supports el.
Niall
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Sent: Friday, August 06, 2004 2:25 PM
Subject: RE: Problem setting neste
I'm already using the EL versions of the tag libraries and using other
EL expressions successfully in other parts of the application. The
example works successfully when I do not use a nested property in the
property attribute of the html:text tag so it would indicate that the EL
version of the
If you have
in your jsp, then Struts (using BeanUtils) will try and do a get("webdav")
on your DynaActionForm so that it can then call set("url") on the bean
returned from the get.
So when you say "I checked and the property setter method for the
DynaActionForm in the example I cited is being
Since you are using an EL construct in the value attribute
of the , you will need to import the
Struts html-el tag library so that the tag "knows" how
to extract information from the scoped attribute.
robert
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