Dear All,
I'm working to create dbforms with a clear separation between presentation and
logic. To do so I would JSTL for the presentation layer inside the dbform...
then a java class to extract the scripting from the JSP. I would "include" that
class in the page encapsulating it in a bean.
Now I'm creating an example based on bookstore where I've added 3 tables
CUSTOMERS, LIBRARY (the libraries) and CUSTOMER_LIBRARY that is a n-m relation.
I have a problem to access via JSTL to the properties of the currentRow to
extract the current value of the fields.
I put here the code of my JSP for a simple jdbform page where I try to access to
the currentRow_CUSTOMER.CUSTOMER_ID property from JSTL and with the "classic"
currentRow_CUSTOMER.get("CUSTOMER_ID").
My JSTL access returns a value for the CUSTOMER_ID that equals to
currentRow_CUSTOMER.get("CUSTOMER_ID") + 1!!!
Of course the method I'm using to access to the properties of the currentRow via
JSTL are not correct...
In this example I use a java class (the bean backcolor) only to create an
alternate "color" table for the different records of the table...
Could you have a check?
I put the code in the next post with the prefix CODE: <subject> because
previously I had problems to send this post.
Many thanx.
Ivan
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