That's great! I'll look into that. Thanks again.
Jim Kiley wrote:
The checkstyle, FindBugs, or PMD plugin does this for sure.
On Thu, May 7, 2009 at 8:50 PM, Dave Newton newton.d...@yahoo.com wrote:
SofIAm wrote:
Thank YOU ALL! What a dumb JAVA 101 mistake! I was never populating the
Take a close look at your getAllEmployees()method. You have declared the
list with same name myList, which is a local variable. You need to either
call setList and pass this or use the samelist.
public String getAllEmployees() {
//remove the ListString
ListString
You're correct. That was exactly the problem. Thanks for responding!
satyanarayana katta wrote:
Take a close look at your getAllEmployees()method. You have declared the
list with same name myList, which is a local variable. You need to either
call setList and pass this or use the
Hi Everyone,
I'm new to Struts. Please help me figure out why the List myList is not
being displayed in JSP, although my String variable s is displayed. Your
help will be greatly appreciated! Thanks!
Here's the code:
struts.xml
?xml version=1.0 encoding=UTF-8 ?
!DOCTYPE struts PUBLIC
2009/5/7 SofIAm sof.am...@yahoo.com:
public String getAllEmployees() {
This method is never called, renamed it to execute() and should be ok
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Even then it won't be OK. The OP is declaring myList as a local variable in
getAllEmployees(), so getMyList won't return it. Change the line ListString
myList = new ArrayListString(); in getAllEmployees() to just be myList =
new ArrayListString(); and do as Lukasz suggests and you should be OK.
This is actually not correct, he defined the method as getAllEmployees in his
struts.xml
That said, I'm not sure of the default behavior of the s:property tag. Have you tried
something like s:property value=top?
I'm not huge on the struts tag libs, but this would be the first place I'd
look,
Ah good catch, this is whats causing it. Although as I said, you dont need to
rename the method if you've setup your struts.xml as it is.
Jim Kiley wrote:
Even then it won't be OK. The OP is declaring myList as a local variable in
getAllEmployees(), so getMyList won't return it. Change the
Thank YOU ALL! What a dumb JAVA 101 mistake! I was never populating the class
member variable myList, but the local one in my method, unintentionally of
course. DUH!!! It's working like a charm! Thanks again!
Timothy Orme wrote:
Ah good catch, this is whats causing it. Although as I
SofIAm wrote:
Thank YOU ALL! What a dumb JAVA 101 mistake! I was never populating the class
member variable myList, but the local one in my method, unintentionally of
course. DUH!!! It's working like a charm! Thanks again!
There is a warning available in Eclipse to notify you when a
The checkstyle, FindBugs, or PMD plugin does this for sure.
On Thu, May 7, 2009 at 8:50 PM, Dave Newton newton.d...@yahoo.com wrote:
SofIAm wrote:
Thank YOU ALL! What a dumb JAVA 101 mistake! I was never populating the
class
member variable myList, but the local one in my method,
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