I'm not sure that you can - off the top of my head the generated code is
out.write(getMyProp().toString())
You could return an empty string instead?
Kevin
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Subject: <jsp:getProperty/> and returning null
Does anyone know how to return null values in a bean (or how to handle
them gracefully). I'm using a bean that queries a database and some of the
records may be null. however when i do:
<jsp:getProperty ... />
and it returns a null value from the specified property, I get a 'null
pointer exception.'
Thanks in advance,
--Bill
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