Seems like this is a perfect situation to use the JSP <INCLUDEIF> and <EXCLUDEIF>
tags. Or is that answer just too easy?
- Dave F.
"McCann, Charles (Atlanta)" wrote:
> Does JSP provide a mechanism for controlling what will and won't be
> displayed on a page?
>
> For example (from a JSP page):
> A bean value is checked; if true, show HTML table else show "No results".
> The HTML table and "No results" are in the .jsp file not in some other bean,
> etc.
>
> Thanks.
>
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