I encountered an odd problem with the struts-el html tag library.
I was using code like the following in my jsp to render any entry boxes
that weren't valid in a a different style.
<html:text errorStyleClass="error" property="lastname" />
This was working fine when I was using the struts html tag library but
when I started using the html-el tag library the errorStyleClass was no
longer being used when running the application on Oracle Application
Server. However it still worked fine under tomcat 5.5
After debugging this problem I found out that it was being set to null
by the release() method in ELTextTag where there are the lines
setDisabledExpr(null);
setErrorKey(null);
setErrorStyleExpr(null);
I think the middle line should be setErrorKeyExpr(null) as ErrorKey is
already set to Global.ERROR_KEY by the call to super.release() and
ErrorKeyExpr is not reset anywhere in the release method. When running
on tomcat the release method never seemed to get called leaving the
error key set to the expected value.
I've worked around this for the moment by explicitly specifying the
value for ErrorKey as below
<html:text errorKey="org.apache.struts.action.ERROR"
errorStyleClass="error" property="lastname" />
Note: The following classes all exhibit the same problem.
ELCheckboxTag.java
ELFileTag.java
ELMultiboxTag.java
ELPasswordTag.java
ELRadioTag.java
ELSelectTag.java
ELTextareaTag.java
ELTextTag.java
Mike Manley
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