You should not write java code inside JSPs, it's very hard to maintain.
You should use Struts taglib and JSTL taglibs.
Look at the <c:set> tag and also ${} to display bean values.
Cimballi
On Wed, Jun 2, 2010 at 12:22 PM, Emi Lu <em...@encs.concordia.ca> wrote:
>>> Could someone tell me how to read actionForm's bean value please?
>>> (1) Bean.java
>>> String name;
>>> ... ...
>>
>> You have a getName and setName methods right?
>>
>>> (2) Action class
>>> public class ProcessAction extends ActionSupport
>>> {
>>> Bean bean1 = new Bean();
>>> ... ...
>>> }
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>> You have a getBean and setBean methods right?
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>>> (3) JSP file
>>> Here is my question!
>>> <form action="ProcessAction" ...>
>>> <%
>>> String name = bean1.getName();
>>> %>
>>> ... ...
>>> </form>
>>>
>>> How to assign bean1.name to string name in jsp file please?
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>> If you have declared yous struts tags as such:
>>
>> <%@ taglib prefix="s" uri="/struts-tags" %>
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>> <s:property value="bean.name" />
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> This is not what I want!
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> I want to save form.bean.fieldValue into a <% String str = bean.fieldValue
> %>
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> And then str will be used for other purposes. For example, <display:table
> pageSize=<%=str %>
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> I do not want to display the property at all!
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