> do you mean you can't dispaly data in the jsps?
>
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> > Please dont bother with replying if you are just to go say read the
> > examples war or the Apache tutorial - it is not helpful.
Right. I get it now (finally geesh)
I can read the productRefId parameter in the Action class by creating a
dynamic form and using PropertyUtils.getSimpleProperty
Then in the action class i can use
request.setAttribute("artifact",artifact) and finally in the jsp I can
reference that attribute directly with
<c:out value="${artifact.field}" />
So confusing being new to it but rather slick once you get to it.
Now I just have to figure out the best way to organize all these files,
string parameter names etc.
richardsosborn@gmail.com - 23 Aug 2006 18:01 GMT
I had a REALLY hard time with struts tags. The "name", "property", etc
compared to plain HTML were confusing for a long time. Then the Ted
Husted book explained it for me.
Think of the tags as accessing a java bean. The names address those
portions of the bean. It made it simpler.
> > do you mean you can't dispaly data in the jsps?
> >
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> Now I just have to figure out the best way to organize all these files,
> string parameter names etc.