I think if you tried to include a Java expression, it should work, like this:
<OPTION VALUE=myIndex><%= testBean.getScreensList(myIndex) %>
Note the <%= Java expression starting tag. The <% tag means general scriptlet
code, and it won't work in such situations.
In that case, it should be done like this:
<OPTION VALUE=myIndex><% out.println(testBean.getScreensList(myIndex)); %>
or you could assign a variable:
<OPTION VALUE=myIndex>
<%
String test = testBean.getScreensList(myIndex);
out.println(test);
%>
Good luck!
Primoz
Nanavate Mahesh wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> Consider the following piece of JSP page :
>
> <FORM ACTION="" METHOD="POST">
> <SELECT>
> <REPEAT index=myIndex start=0 end=3>
> <INSERT>
>
> <! - - This works as expected - - >
> <OPTION VALUE=myIndex>$(bean=testBean property=screensList(myIndex))
>
> <!- - This simply shows testBean.getScreensList(myIndex) - - >
> <OPTION VALUE=myIndex><% testBean.getScreensList(myIndex); %>
>
> </INSERT>
> </REPEAT>
> </SELECT>
> </FORM>
>
> Is this a bug or am I missing some point ?
>
> Thanks in advance,
> Mahesh.
>
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