carlo latasa wrote:
So I guess it's just not possible using the velocity tag equivalent. I'll
try digging into the source.
Are the Struts 2 Velocity just not very popular and or supported?
I think the Velo tags are less popular than the JSP and FreeMarker tags,
certainly. It's not an issue of
Right - duh. I knew that.
So I guess it's just not possible using the velocity tag equivalent. I'll
try digging into the source.
Are the Struts 2 Velocity just not very popular and or supported?
On Mon, Jan 26, 2009 at 5:44 PM, Dave Newton wrote:
> carlo latasa wrote:
>
>> That makes sense. It
carlo latasa wrote:
That makes sense. It was multi-line in older versions of WebWork with
Velocity.
So I'm still stuck trying to make this work
Is there any documentation that I'm missing? How would one do this with a
plain struts action tag?
In JSP? The way you're doing it.
Dave
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That makes sense. It was multi-line in older versions of WebWork with
Velocity.
So I'm still stuck trying to make this work
Is there any documentation that I'm missing? How would one do this with a
plain struts action tag?
On Mon, Jan 26, 2009 at 5:28 PM, Dave Newton wrote:
> clat...@gmail
clat...@gmail.com wrote:
I'm trying to use the #saction tag where I pass a parameter into the
action being called. (Struts 2, Velocity 1.5)
Like this:
#saction( "id=vehicleAction" "namespace=/admin/fleet/vehicle"
"name=search" "executeResult=true")
#sparam("name=when" "value=now")
#end
I'd
Hello,
I'm trying to use the #saction tag where I pass a parameter into the action
being called. (Struts 2, Velocity 1.5)
Like this:
#saction( "id=vehicleAction" "namespace=/admin/fleet/vehicle" "name=search"
"executeResult=true")
#sparam("name=when" "value=now")
#end
however the #end give
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