Hi,
When you write this in EL :
${actionBean.contacts}
It actually looks for a JavaBean property named "contacts" on an object
named "actionBean" bound to a JSP scope (here, request). In that case, it
ends up invoking "getContacts".
Cheers
Rémi
2015-12-23 18:10 GMT+01:00 Tika Spic
I'm currently only reading the book "Stripes: ...and Java web development
is fun again".
Since I'm not new to web development, I'm able to read this book without
practicing in editor.
I have spot a problem on page 47 in the following line:
What is this reference "contacts"? It is not explicitly
I'm currently only reading the book "Stripes: ...and Java web development
is fun again".
Since I'm not new to web development, I'm able to read this book without
practicing in editor.
I have spot a problem on page 47 in the following line:
What is this reference "contacts"? It is not
Hi Tika,
That reference is just standard JSP EL notation that references a getter
method on a bean. So "actionBean.contacts" will execute the method
actionBean.getContacts(). This is a common way that Java/JSP web
applications call into Java classes in order to execute accessor (getter)
