No one is helping me out, or it's too easy a question? :)
I know how to do it through script. Just wondering can I use any struts bean
tag to do it?
Thanks
From: Derek Shen [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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I think a shift in how you approach your JSPs and Actions will get you the
most mileage here. It seems that by storing this map in session, you're
trying to get around ever creating any additional references to it. What
I'd suggest is that you handle this in your Action.
In your action, fetch
You can do this with something like this in either a jstl tag or struts tag:
myHashMap(key).myVOProperty
David
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Date: Wed, 05
Thanks. Which tag I should use? Bean tag?
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Date: Wed, 05 Feb 2003 15:26:31 -0700
You can do this with something like this in
Thanks. Understand what you mean. I think it's something about the design
pattern. Since struts is new, we are all try to find some best
practice/pattern.
Personally, I do not like to create too many Actions. It's hard to manage
them. Routine operations, like get a value bean from map bean,
You should use the jstl c:out tag to display bean info.
David
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Date: Wed, 05 Feb 2003 22:31:38 +
Thanks. Which tag I should
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