[displaytag-user] titleKey

[Chetan Pandey]

Hi Miro:   titleKey gets its properties from displaytag.properties. But mine are described in apllicationResources.properties.   Is their a way I can specify that <bean:message key…> should be read from applicationResources.properties?   Thanks.   From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Monday, July 31, 2006 5:48 PM To: displaytag-user@lists.sourceforge.net Subject: Re: [displaytag-user] Headers in Display Table   Hi,   use the attribute "titleKey" for the title. I do not get the thing about the iteration. Why do you need it? displaytag will iterate over the elements in the collection specified in the attribute "name" of display:table.   regards, Miro   -----Original Message----- From: Chetan Pandey [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: maandag 31 juli 2006 11:14 To: displaytag-user@lists.sourceforge.net Subject: [displaytag-user] Headers in Display Table I have headers which can be multilingual and come from a properties file.   The following is my code:   <display:table name="displayableItemsVector" id="row" export="true" > <display:column title="<bean:message key='attendee.firstName'/>" ><c:out value="${row[0]}"/></display:column> <display:column> <c:out value="${row[1]}"/></display:column> <display:column> <c:out value="${row[2]}"/></display:column> <display:column> <c:out value="${row[3]}"/></display:column> <display:column> <c:out value="${row[4]}"/></display:column> <display:column> <c:out value="${row[5]}"/></display:column> <display:column> <c:out value="${row[6]}"/></display:column> <display:column> <c:out value="${row[7]}"/></display:column> <display:column> <c:out value="${row[8]}"/></display:column> <display:column> <c:out value="${row[9]}"/></display:column> </display:table>   I am unable to get title to print the header using <bean:message> in Line 2.   Any suggestions.   Incidentally can someone tell me how I can get lines 2 - 11 in a for loop using JSTL or <beans:iterate> where the total number of Elements is known before-hand and can be made available using the following line of code before the code-sequence shown above:   <% Integer i = request.getAttribute("size"); pageContext.setAttribute("i", (Object) i ); %>   Thanks.   Chetan

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