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Mize-ze - 01 Nov 2006 10:40 GMT
Can a javaBean store and have access via <jsp:setProperty ...> to a
data member which is not a String or a primitive, let's say my own
created object.?
Thanks
Tom Forsmo - 02 Nov 2006 11:18 GMT
> Can a javaBean store and have access via <jsp:setProperty ...> to a
> data member which is not a String or a primitive, let's say my own
> created object.?
> Thanks

If you use jsp:useBean you can specify your own class as a bean and then
access it with jsp:getProperty and jsp:setProperty.

You can also for example in give the jsp an object you created in the
java app by for example adding it to the ModelAndView of the reply.

Look for a description of "jsp standard actions"

tom


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