http://struts.apache.org/userGuide/struts-html.html#link
You can use paramId, paramName and paramPropery to supply a single parameter
w/out building a map, though that still requires the parameter value to be
stored in a bean in some scope. There's no way to supply arbitrary values
directly (i.e. not from a bean or map) unfortunately.
L.
Franz-Josef Herpers wrote:
Hi,
I have a question concerning the Struts-HTML-Tag <html:link>. I want to
generate a link to an action with one parameter which is a hardcoded
String (not a value of a bean property which is present in a scope). And
I don't want to use the url-Attribut but the action-Attribut to generate
the link to the action. One example link could be:
http://mydomain/setLocale.do?lang="de";.
What I'm doing now is: create a HashMap with one entry and use the
name-Attribut:
<jsp:useBean id="langParamMap" class="java.util.HashMap"/>
<c:set target="${langParamMap}" property="lang" value="de"/>
<html-el:link action="setLocale" name="langParamMap">
lang
</html:el>
That works fine, but just out of curiosity: Is there really no
possibility to just provide a string via an attribute of html:link which
then is appended literally to the generated URL as a parameter. And if
not is there a special reason for it?
Regards
Franz
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