Thanks Shawn, that works great. Just wondering, in the line
<c:out value="${myMap.key}"/>
no scope is identified. In my case it is a requestScope Map, but I only
just noticed I never said requestScope.myMap.key
Does this mean that the request scope is 'default' or assumed? or
doesn't it matter because the page is in request scope, session scope,
application scope etc and will find myMap wherever it may be?
If you know what I mean?
Thanks
Joel
> This will print the value for myMap.get("key"), assuming of course that
> the scoped 'myMap' variable is a Map. (Whether it's a HashMap or not
> isn't relevant; it's useful to think in terms of interfaces provided by
> the Collections framework, not in terms of their implementations.)
>
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