sorry about the typo. as i was trying to give an example and not just copy
paste the code I made a mistake.
This is what I have in my jsp page.
<s:property value="sampleString" default="test"/>
I have verified whether it is because of a typographical error but it is
not. And since you are saying it cant be because I am just calling a
particular method in the action class. then I dont know what could be
causing this behavior. ...
On Mon, Apr 20, 2009 at 3:43 PM, Dave Newton <newton.d...@yahoo.com> wrote:
> Bhaarat Sharma wrote:
>
>> What I wanted to do was that when user edits something and comes back to
>> the
>> listing page, they see a message on top saying id XXX has been modified.
>> However, I think this is not possible because a method name is mentioned
>> in
>> struts.xml. Is that correct?
>>
>
> No.
>
> to try it out I added a private member string called successString in
>> EmployeeAction class and created getter/setters for it. Then in doSave
>> and
>> doDelete methods I added a line that sets the member string. Then on the
>> listing jsp page. I simple added this line <s:property
>> value="successString"
>> default="test"/> However, it seems that the jsp page is never getting the
>> value from getSuccessString method.
>>
>> Can someone please tell me an approach I can take to overcome this
>> problem?
>>
>> Below are the doSave and doDelete methods.
>>
>> public String doDelete() {
>> empService.deleteEmployee(employee.getEmployeeId());
>> setSampleString("successfully deleted");
>> return SUCCESS;
>> }
>>
>
> Here you're calling setSampleString(); in the expository text above you
> reference a property named "successString". Is that a (repeated)
> typographical error?
>
> Dave
>
>
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