Therefore, I have the following action:
<action name="helloWebWorld" class="section01.lesson03.HelloWebWorldAction"> <result name="success" type="dispatcher"><param name="location">ex01-success.jsp</param></result> </action>
This action execute() method just sets the value of a parameter (private
String hello;) and returns SUCCESS. The action class also supplies a
accessor for the parameter (public String getHello()).
My question is: how do I access the action property (hello) using JSP without using tags?
Someone correct me if I'm wrong, but I don't think it's possible without tags.
<ww:set name="myAction" value="#helloWebWorld" scope="request"/>
Will put it in the request and make it available to the JSP page so that you get it via
<%
HelloWebWorldAction myAction = (HelloWebWorldAction)request.getAttribute("myAction");
%>
Or if you're using JSP 2.0
${myAction}
HTH, -Mark
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