hi,
the index.jsp you post in here, does not have a link to
search.jsp just 2 lines of text.
So i cant reproduce the error you described.
For example this index.jsp presents a link to search.jsp and it works:
(of course html:link will work too)
<%@ taglib uri="http://struts.apache.org/tags-html
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the problem is that row is a generic object until you cast it i think. I
have used this in then past by using syntax
Hi BHansard
U r wrong the following not works, jsp page d't compile
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the problem is that row
ou would have to cast the get to a string as it will return a generic object as well.
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n JSP
> page why?
> type="java.util.HashMap">
>value="<%=row.get("VALUE")%>"/>
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I would expect you to have a problem with the jsp. You
have an ArrayList with each element being a Map. When
you iterate over the ArrayList with the logic:iterate
tag each element, identified b
property="VALUE"/>"/>
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Subject: RE: Problem in Struts Tags
You are adding the HashMap as an item to the ArrayList, not replacing
the
contents of
You are adding the HashMap as an item to the ArrayList, not replacing the
contents of the ArrayList with the contents of the HashMap. Try this:
List shippers = new ArrayList(map);
Instead of:
shippers.add(map);
And get rid of:
ArrayList shippers = new ArrayList();
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Christopher Marsh
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