Sorry, if you want to iterate through the contracts, let's say they're
members of User (name contracts) in jsp:
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> I have another question:
> it is right in struts2 to put beans in session?
> Assuming to hav
I have another question:
it is right in struts2 to put beans in session? Assuming to have an action
that retrieve a bean User from the database; the user have a set of
contracts. I want to iterate this set in a jsp page, which ways have I to do
that? I have to put the bean User in session, or is t
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Subject: Re: access to bean property in struts2
I have another question:
it is right in struts2 to put beans in session? Assuming to have an
action that retrieve a bean User from the database; the user have a set
of contracts. I want to iterate this set in a jsp page, which ways
You can expose a property or bean to the JSP Expression language
(${myPropertyOrBean}) by using s:set taglib.
- Thilo
slideharmony wrote:
ok, but I read somewhere that I can do that without setting a property User
in my action, using the action stack, or something like this, I believed
that l
ok, but I read somewhere that I can do that without setting a property User
in my action, using the action stack, or something like this, I believed
that last action I have used should be available, or not?
Hernandez, David wrote:
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> Set the Bean as a member of the Action class and use:
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Set the Bean as a member of the Action class and use:
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From: slideharmony [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, November 15, 2007 11:28 AM
To: user@struts.apache.org
Subject: access to bean property in struts2
Hello,
how can I access a bean properties from a jsp
In your action:
public User getUser() { return this.user; }
In your JSP:
Through a request wrapper you can also use JSP 2.0 EL
if you're running a JSP 2 container:
${user.fullName}
if you don't mind mixing paradigms.
d.
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> Hello,
> how can I a
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