Peoples,
Word has just come back from the Apache board meeting with the results of
Struts' request to become a top level Apache project along side ANT and the
rest...
* The Apache Jakarta Struts project requested to become a top level
project of the ASF. The Board definitely agreed with
He's right. And to elaborate... use the tld and classes from the struts
distro, and not the tld and nested tag classes from the tutorial.
All the best.
Arron.
The latest nested tags are already included with the Struts 1.1
distribution.
--- mariel hizon [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi!
Jerry,
Try using nested:define tags to make bean references that the display tags
could then get a hold of and use. Otherwise, there would be no other way
unless the display tag source code was updated to recognise and use the nested
context.
Hope this does the trick.
Arron.
I'm trying to
Never thought I'd see a flamewar on nested beans. :)
Request scope beans in lists are very much possible with the help of Lazy
collections...
http://marc.theaimsgroup.com/?l=struts-userm=105027737732711w=2
...it's the entire reason the lazy collections were made. Some people just
can't live
If you can simply switch nested for html or logic, then the markup isn't
specifically made for the nested tags. ie: you've probably used the name
attribute etc which the nested tags don't need.
If you're able to use html or logic, then you may as well use the original
tags. If you want to take
+ jsp:include
Well the WSAD build in version, which is 1.1beta2.
But is it a Struts problem, cause why does it work with Resin WSAD,
but not with Tomcat ???
Thanx
Rouven
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From: Arron Bates [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Struts Users Mailing List [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, December 11, 2003 3:34 AM
Subject: Re: Problems with Tomcat and nested:iterate + jsp:include
Rouven,
What Struts version are you running
Rouven,
What Struts version are you running?
Arron.
Hi there,
hope someone has a clue, why this doesn't work with Tomcat, but
works with Resin :
I have a tile, where i want to show a treelike menu based on the
monkey example for the struts-nested taglibs, see my code at the
Rick,
You still having this problem?... can I see the tag markup that's causing the
problems?...
If the root tag is picking up the name of a valid bean, and the iterate tag
has it's property attribute properly set, then I assure you that you don't
need the name attribute in the write tag.
I'm
Dirk,
A standard problem. Many people implement some kind of lookup system to fetch
things like drop down values and such. You are right, you do only get the ID,
and it's going to be up to you to fetch the value from somewhere if you want
to show it to the user again. Most likely the same place
Jyothi,
You still having problems with this?
Sorry that I haven't gotten back to you, but work's been quite busy and not
enough hours inbetween.
Just let me know.
Arron.
PS: you'll get my attention faster with this email address. :)
Hi,
I am very new to nested tags and I am trying
I think that the mix of original Struts tags and nested tags is getting you a
little confused. Using the nested:text tags and such inside a basic iterate
tag will yield no benefit, may as well use the plain logic and html tags.
Try this nested tag markup...
nested:root name=fagtypeform
The nested tags are simply different. The advantages of using them is not
replicated in the JSTL/EL or any other tag system.
The nested tags directly extend the Struts html, bean and logic tag library
and add the nested context. Because they are different, they have never been
on the
You're talking of one of the greatest books of all time...
Red Dwarf.
Lister bought the cat to annoy Rimmer. Cat dies eventually of old age in the
cargo hold before starting the race of cats which brought on the Cat
character we all know and really dig.
If you say it's not, you're lying or
All the markup seems fine.
This is very indicative of the older Struts on the newer tomcat. Double check
the version of Struts. 4.1.x was broken with recursion and such things, but
it's fixed for RC2. As a last resort, try this jar...
keyboardmonkey.com/downloads/km-nested-v2.03.jar
The MonkeyStruts example initiates everything in the constructor of the beans,
and because they're in session memory, there's no issue with having to manage
anything with regards to request scope and bean population. Result: nasty code
in the constructors that shouldn't be duplicated in a real
Usually, I have a Map property in my bean which makes the links for that given
object. For example, my links tend to go something like...
nested:link action=/testAction property=linkParams /
...bean code for the getLinkParams getter for the property looking like...
public Map
The nested tags extend the Struts html and logic tags. So to use an OO
analogy, the nested tags is to the logic tags the same way that a Ferrari is
to a car. :P
Nested tags organise two things. The bean reference (the name attribute),
and the property property. The property property is the most
My questions are :
1. Does the nested tag lib require struts to be used ?
I have nested-tag.jar and struts.jar in the
WEB-INF/lib but the application is not based on struts
framework. It is an MVC app but with our own
controller servlet and mapping(like struts-config).
When I tried, I
BeanUtils inside Struts can't deal with the two indexes back to back ([i][k]).
The reason why the original logic:iterate works, is because it cheats (yes,
it cheats). Because it doesn't care about its children, all it does is get the
collection using childs[1] and then makes a bean. It's this
Hi,
1)
I am using Nested Iterator to display the content as text boxes. In each row
I have 10 fields, If the rows are increasing I am getting the Branch Too
Large Exception. I have 3 types of grids in a page, If I kept 2 Grids it is
working fine, If I kpet 3 Grids then it is giving error.
Struts is the least of your teams performance concerns. It would do you good
service to simply take Struts as heling you organise servlets jsp's and go
chasing bigger problems like persistence and selection of architecture app
server. Struts doesn't change the Servlet model. It doesn't change
the text fields maxlength etc etc.
It's working now, which is sweet.
All the best,
Arron.
Still, it's working, so thanks for the help.
-jdr
On 5/22/03 4:26 PM, Arron Bates [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have no idea why you're not getting an indexed property for the user part
Instead of this tag...
html-el:multibox property=selectedDrinks[${drinkType}]
...try this one...
html-el:multibox property=selectedDrinks(${drinkType})
...basically the square breaces are for indexed properties. The round ones are
for maps. You're trying to drive a map based property,
Subject: JAXB vs Digester
Hi,
From what I have seen of JAXB and Digester, both fecilitate xml- java
class/object conversion and vice-versa. So what is the difference? When to
use what?
A couple of very incomplete thoughts:
* Digester is one way (XML-Java), JAXB is two way
I don't know why this discussion is happening here but I'll throw in
my two cents. Hands down the best one or two way xml-java system
is Castor.
Wont argue with that. Very fine piece of work. But the JAXB r.i. is quite
comparable. Only thing Castor does much better is that you can get the
Yeah, well *I've* been using KGB for longer! :D
Seriously, the service is very good. In all the curly ones I've thrown him,
I've never had an issue not resolved. Including having X service support for
dynamically generated images wasn't a problem. And if you take on more sites,
he'll also thrown
Brandon,
If you can do the deed (which it sounds like you can), I would hazard offering
my opinion in thinking that it wouldn't be the best use of your time. By
education I'm a graphic designer, not a computer scientist. First job was web
design, programmer ever since. Results... I've only had
Dan,
Using the Struts nested tags, you can get JSP's to go recursive, allowing all
the freedom in markup that you're used to without having to wade through code
that most tree controls work within.
It's so simple, some sod's even made a tutorial...
http://keyboardmonkey.com/pilotlight
...the
Stephen Smithstone ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
Have u tried sharing the drive as a network drive with permissions on it
??
then get the jsp developer to map the network to a drive on his computer
We aren't even in the same county, so this will be a little hard. I
guess a good
Nice piece of work, it looks familiar...
http://www.mail-archive.com/[EMAIL PROTECTED]/msg63442.html
...never thought feedback on the solution would be like this, but each to
their own. For those interested, the link contains code which can be used for
any such filter operation.
Arron.
I
David Graham ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
This kind of logic is better done in an Action, not in the view layer.
David
I disagree in this case. Assets should only be the concern of the
view and sometimes, the view has to make sure that a certain state
exists before it can display the
Dan,
What's wrong with simply using a List then?... Sounds like all you want to do
is get at things in an order, and the amount and what they are aren't the
semantics by which you'll be managing the list.
Another way is to yield the map/list getters setters to the same thing and
manage it
No taglib itself, but nested tags will allow the recursion to happen and thus
make the tree. Try this...
http://keyboardmonkey.com/pilotlight
...the JSP Recursion Trees! part. It should do the trick.
Arron.
Is there a taglib for presenting hierarchically defined content in a
JSP
Dan,
I think that you may have better luck in a tag that doesn't actually extend or
particularly work around the write tag, but simply filters the results of body
content. That way your not just restricted to filering the content of a bean
property. Markup would be like...
mylib:nl2br whatever
Have you tried the latest and greatest nested tags?...
An update changing all the internals that would affect this have changed. It
went in after RC1, so either fetch a nightly, or simply download...
http://keyboardmonkey.com/downloads/km-nested-v2.03.jar
...and pop it into your WEB-INF/lib
Have you tried the latest and greatest nested tags?...
An update changing all the internals that would affect this have changed. It
went in after RC1, so either fetch a nightly, or simply download...
http://keyboardmonkey.com/downloads/km-nested-v2.03.jar
...and pop it into your WEB-INF/lib
Whoops, replied to the wrong mail witht he wrong content.
I think you're asking Where's the iteration!?...
It's in the super class of the NestedIterateTag, in IterateTag in the logic
taglib packagage. The nested variant simply allows it to relate to other
nested tags.
So all the logic you're
Try swapping the nested:form with html:form. I'd be surprised if it didn't
start working.
Each tag sets a reference. nested:form tag is special in that it's a root
tag that defines the start of a nested structure. Your example is nesting fine
until you hit the form tag. I can see your logic in
Chris, et al,
As of my last update to the nested tags, they use the request scope to store
their reference information. They used to browse the tree of tags on a page
which kept them in page scope, but now they're independent. If a nested tag is
run anywhere inbetween the start and end of a
Sloan,
See if this is what you'rs looking for
(tutorial etc)...
http://www.keyboardmonkey.com/pilotlight/index.jsp
...scroll down to the JSP Recursion TREES!!! part.
Have fun.
Arron.
Are there any struts/jsp tags that help in making a tree structure? Not a
JavaScript one but one
.
Arron.
-Dan
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From: Arron Bates [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Struts Users Mailing List [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, March 07, 2003 11:20 PM
Subject: Re: MonkeyTree problem - In RC1
Dan,
I'm presuming Tomcat 4.1.18?...
Get this jar...
http
Dan,
I'm presuming Tomcat 4.1.18?...
Get this jar...
http://keyboardmonkey.com/downloads/km-nested-v2.03.jar
...and throw it into the WEB-INF/lib directory, and restart the app. With
any luck it should work. Nested tags were only fixed in new Tomcat 4.1.X after
RC1, it'll be in the RC2
-- IMG Tag -
[..cut..]
My only issue:
The release of the nested tags from 1.1b2 let you get away with
some nested tag mis-use
[..cut..]
The reason why it stopped working in the recent nightly is that the nested
tags have been gutted, and remade to allow them more flexible
) and
from that list page you can select a single student which is displayed in a
detail page from which you can edit that one student's info.
I am using a LazyList because the only example of an editable list that I
have every seen was given by Arron Bates (monkey boy) and that is what he did
Jeff,
I can fix the first problem with the nested:img tag... don't use it. :P
Use the html:image tag instead. The error's coming through because of the
old nested mantra that if you don't want the property property to be managed
and set, then use the original tags. You're using pageKey instead
trying to stick
with Struts 1.1b3 than move to the nightly.
/not.lazy
Sri
-Original Message-
From: Arron Bates [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, February 28, 2003 12:53 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [update] nested tags...
Peoples,
Important changes just committed
Sri,
Don't know how the other one clapped out, but i made another one, tested out
okay (JDK Jar tool). Try this one (link for convenience)...
http://www.keyboardmonkey.com/downloads/km-nested-v2.03.jar
not lazy
I understand that people aren't lazy, just pragmatic. :)
/not lazy
Arron.
Peoples,
Important changes just committed into CVS for the nested tags.
1) Copyright date in the header license is updated to include 2003!
2) The internal changes to get them dancing with Tomcat 4.1.18 more.
For those too lazy to get the entire distrib of the next nightly, you can get
just
nested tags don't like the name attribute, becuase they're getting the bean
from their parent. In the example, the check is working off the product of the
iterate tag anyway. I'm betting the following is what you're after...
nested:iterate property=associates
nested:checkbox
I have been using Nested tags to create pretty complicated nested structures
in a flash. But I have a problem when the user opens multiple windows and
the session values can get messed up and the trees throw
ArrrayIndexOutOfBound Exceptions. Has anyone come across the same? How to
resolve it?
.
Sri
-Original Message-
From: Arron Bates [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Sunday, February 23, 2003 6:39 PM
To: Struts Users Mailing List
Subject: RE: [ANN?] New Nested Tags -or- Nesters, lend me
your containers...
You had me going there for a bit. Even made another
I may be bias, but I've never seen a more flexible tree solution than this...
http://www.keyboardmonkey.com/pilotlight
...scroll down and do the turorials under JSP Recursion TREES!. I've made
a lot of trees, but this is the least clumsy solution, as the markup is simply
Html and the nested
Avid Nesters,
(you know who you are,
no need to lie to yourself)
Tomcat 4.1.18 is now on the radar!...
The nested tags internals have been re-written primarily to fix the problem
with them not working in the new tomcat 4.1.18 jasper engine. It also allows
them to be a little more flexible
You had me going there for a bit. Even made another test war to do exactly
what your snippet prescribed, but as long as it's working.
Hope the other app turns out to be not my issue too... :P
Waitin for the word...
Arron.
Never mind...
I had updated the WEB-INF/lib of ap-1 and tested
A really subtle problem. Remind me to make this advice available some
place else when I'm done (like a mail archive?)... :)
Trap one: It sounds like the bean reference is a collection itself.
A little more background clarity... The nested tags never actually
define references, they simply
I've also looked at the monkey-struts example as well but that seems to
lack the
creation of objects in these lists, which doesn't look to be a problem
to implement
but that might be an oversight on my part : ) please let me know if I'm
wrong.
Have another play, click on new banana...
It solves my problem in theory at least : ) all I have to
work out now is how to maintain a tree in Struts :( I don't think the
applet way is a very nice way of doing it.
Mate, here at the keyboard of monkeys, we aim to please...
http://www.keyboardmonkey.com/pilotlight
... and scroll to the
It's up to your designers. I've had designers that throw their hands up
at anything under the bonnet at all. Being a graphic designer myself, I
don't mind cutting code at any level. :)
The trick with anything like this is find the middle ground for your
team. For some, it's just having them cut
html:form action=/helpMe
logic:iterate property=infoItems
/logic:iterate
/html:form
I assumed that iterate tag would look for a property infoItems on the
formBean for the html:form
But it doesnt?
The nested tags work in exactly this fashion, picking up on the form
bean
I did not have any nested tags in the top page so I added one and
now my code looks like this:
(Your example referenced nested:property and I assume you meant
nested:nest)
That'd be the one... :)
I am still getting the null reference on the first nested tag in the
included jsp. I
You need at least one nested parent tag on the top page with the html:form
tag. This will allow the nested tags to put their parent reference into the
request object, from which the nested tags in the included page can pick it
up.
eg:
html:form action=/Time/SaveTimesheet styleId=GridForm
Thanks for the reply, appreciate it. From what I understand, I have to
do something like :
firstList --eachElementIs-- simpleBean --contains-- secondList
In other words, wrap the 2nd list inside a bean. However, if that's the
cast, I would imagine it will drag down the performance
The problem is the use of this/ as the property of the second iterate.
Basically, it's basically saying don't append anything more to the
property reference, my parent's reference will do.
ie:
you're probably after myProperty[5][6]
but the this/ is telling it to leave it at myProperty[5] never
This is one of those fun times where I get to say it's not in the
original tag, therefore it's not in the nested one... :)
should the tag body be the value?... yes, probably. But I doubt such
additions will be made to the tags before the next Struts release.
El nested tags... apparently it's a
Just a hunch-- have you tried specifying a 'name' for the nested:iterate
tag?
The nested tags don't need it, and if it's provided they will ignore it.
Why?... because all the tags are working off the same bean structure,
and this is defined for us by the form tag. The nested tags will fetch
So you ran the directory tree war (the end of the monkey-tree example),
and the directory tree came out upside down?...
If it did, I'd have to say it's how your container is evaluating the
JSP. I would think that it's compiling all the objects and evaluating
their output. But in doing so, it's
use nested:iterate ...
see docs http://jakarta.apache.org/struts/struts-nested.html
There's not too many examples there however.
More complete tutorial and examples here...
http://www.keyboardmonkey.com/next
Arron.
-Original Message-
From: C. Struts
On Tue, 2002-10-22 at 01:02, Adam Sherman wrote:
Arron Bates wrote:
What about a Set?
List and Map implementations only. Only because the properties for
getting at an item in a collection needs a key. int's for lists and
arrays, and objects (strings) for the mapped collections. Set
or even...
document.forms[myForm][foo.bar].value
The .elements bit is optional.
Arron.
On Fri, 2002-10-11 at 15:23, Steve Widmar wrote:
D'oh!
(as in 'Doh yeah')
no wonder it wasn't in the archives; well, it is now (or should be soon).
Thanks, James.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] 10/10/02
On Wed, 2002-10-09 at 07:55, Rea, Ron wrote:
Has anyone ever used a pop-up form to fill data with a nested:iterate
section?
Many times. Good for me, huh? :P
I am displaying several rows of data using a JSP and the nested:iterate
tag. On each row, I want to create a link or button that,
Do you mean the nested_tags_10.jar from my site?...
I just checked the tld, there's no mention of the EmptyTag or the
NestedEmptyTag that extends from it. It is in the Jar, but if it's not
in the tld file, it's not going to get called.
Other people are running off weblogic on the old jars also.
On Tue, 2002-09-17 at 20:53, Lister, Tom (ANTS) wrote:
see
http://www.keyboardmonkey.com/next/index.jsp
they work a treat for master/detail type forms although I'm finding I may
have to upgrade to form Struts 1.0 to 1.1 to get them working on Web logic
You wont be sorry for going through the
On Sat, 2002-09-07 at 08:35, John Nicholas wrote:
Ferran Parra wrote:
Hi is the SAP DB open source database a good DBMS?? why not is popular than mysql??
thanks
---
Ferran Parra
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
http://www.mubimedia.com
MUBIMEDIA
On Sat, 2002-09-07 at 16:53, Michaël wrote:
If you're using a JSP 1.2 container (e.g. Tomcat 4.x, Resin 2.x),
you can do
this (and many other cool things) using the JSTL c:forEach tag:
c:forEach items=items var=item varStatus=status
c:out value=${item}/
c:if
SAPDB is simply awesome.
I've been ramping up a personal project which needs a complete DB
arsenal, and I was worried until I met SAPDB. MySQL slows for inserts
hand has a lack of SQL support. PostgreSQL has more SQL but it's slower.
Both have issues over page size, data limitations.
SAPDB... I
Sorry to report that your container is out of data, and will not be able
to do the true recursion that the monkey tree example uses to do it's
thing.
You'll have two options... update your container, or use what I'll call
faux recursion. Have your page use static includes and arbitrarily
mark
: Arron Bates [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Struts Users Mailing List [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, July 23, 2002 10:19 AM
Subject: Re: Wrapping Collections in LazyList to auto-populate form on
Submit
Hemant,
Sorry about the issues you're having, but at face value it seems that
you're almost
Hemant,
Sorry about the issues you're having, but at face value it seems that
you're almost trying too hard. Without seeing the rest of your code,
it's hard to see what your generateWrappedCollection() method is trying
to acheive, so I'll try to answer with code...
With the collection
for
monkey, bunch, etc etc? Is this something that you configure in xml
somewhere? Presumably an extension to dynaform configuration?
Adam
Arron Bates wrote:
Craig, wouldn't this be fixed by getting the collections in the DynaForm
to be wrapped by the lazy lists I commited a few weeks
FYI
This isn't a nested tags issue at all, but a nested bean-in-a-list
issue which Struts had a long time before I wrote the nested tags.
They're only guilty of making something quite complex very easy to do.
:)
Wrap your collections in org.apache.commons.collections.LazyList,
provide a class
Pretty much performs as required. Quite tidy. Absolutely boots as it has
a very optimised JSP compiler, to the letter of a spec. Makes writing
tags harder because of the level of tag object reuse, but it all pays
off. Because it moves faster than tomcat it's quicker to code with, kick
it over an
Craig, wouldn't this be fixed by getting the collections in the DynaForm
to be wrapped by the lazy lists I commited a few weeks ago to
commons?... then when they're being created when the request comes in,
it'll all grow as needed and it'd just happen.
Been missing the past couple of weeks due
On Wed, 2002-06-26 at 03:11, Barbara Post wrote:
Well, this scriplet does not work, it throws an error
(com.sun.tools.javac.Main deprecated), because the name attribute is not
set.
So here we go : what is the name of the current bean using nested tags ?
ahem.
nested:root
%-- here
Nothing's going to happen without access to a working SMTP server.
If there's a hole in your firewall for the SMTP port (25 at last check),
then you can use someone else's smtp server which doesn't have an
security checks.
Many ISP's restrict use to IP's from their dial-up servers and/or
The Struts 1.0 part is fine, but Tomcat 3.x cannot do the recursive JSP
stuff. A limitation of the earlier JSP 1.1 spec around the use of custom
tags and the inclusion of other JSP evaluation. Something that the true
recursive nature of the tutorial requires.
You'll have to upgrade to Tomcat 4,
!-- here nesting will build menu --
nested:root
nested:nest property=buildMenu
jsp:include page=buildmenu.jsp /
/nested:nest
/nested:root
jsp:include page=footer.jsp flush=true/
m... recursive nesting through includes, cutting edge :)
nested:equal
Another option would be to write your own JavaMail Transport
implementation that talked to Lotus Notes.
Craig, you do this kind of thing often?... how many RFC's have you coded
an impl of?... round it off if the number's too large :)
Notes does have plugins to get the POP/IMAP/SMTP working.
Got mandinga from Ace Ventura. Just sounds cool especially the way Carey
says it. As to what it means, the closest I've heard is that it's a
south american term for the devil, which seems to fit.
On Sat, 2002-06-22 at 15:53, micael wrote:
Not quite sure what you are saying here, Aaron? If we
Haven't done anything serious in Flash?... the scripting inside it is
quite excellent (now. Not thier first ireatation with v4). Mark was
probably (hopefully?) talking about this scripting ability. Used not
unlike another image format?... wow. You need to take a more serious
look, mandinga.
On
Seems that you're trying to write out a property instead of the bean.
Try this...
logic:iterate id=mc name=entries property=mcEntries
type=com.moog,us.eos.beans.MCEntry
bean:write name=mc property=oldDept /
bean:write name=mc property=oldMatch /
bean:write name=mc property=newDept /
Dare I say it... better info design. The most I've had was 500. From the
user's point of view, this is not good.
The freezing will most likely not be the server side, but your browser
slowly rolling over and having a cardiac arrest. :)
Take the lower end of 100,000 options. If eack option had
I don't mean to sound harsh, but if your post starts off with
Wy off topic... then it really shouldn't be posted.
A page on the Sun site about handling images of all kinds, and there's a
code sample for TIFF...
http://java.sun.com/products/java-media/jai/iio.html
It will get you to
As far as the problem goes concerning setting against valid indices,
my code does that simply enough using a check against ArrayList.size()
and the index from the request parameter - if the size is too small, I
just add new objects - 3 lines of code. This is all in a for loop,
which
Adam,
Back to the old want lists, but no session objects issue. It's a
common problem these days. It's hard to get the list model working
nicely without knowing how big the list is going to be so that objects
can be set against valid indexes.
The post you speek of in the archives is that
13.06.2002,
08:22:43:
On Thu, 13 Jun 2002, Arron Bates wrote:
Date: Thu, 13 Jun 2002 14:14:13 +1000
From: Arron Bates
Reply-To: Struts Users Mailing List
To: Struts Users Mailing List
Subject: Re: Nested Tags question
I know JSP will automatically save parameters to a javabean
-newbie eye.
If you have any more issues or questiong, you know where we are...
Arron.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi All,
I am trying to save a list created with the nested:iterate tag (from an
object array in my form bean). I've written my code by following the
SaveMonkey example from Arron Bates
First off, no need for the name attribute. If it's not working off the
same bean structure the other nested tags are, then use the original
bean:define tag using the name attribute to get to the separate bean.
Otherwise from face value the tag markup looks fine... you may want to
vary the
Hi
I was wondering why isn't there a nested:img tag?
I want to have a nested image with a link, ie:
nested:img src=someimage.gif name=somebean property=someMap/
Is there an alternative?
No alternative. Just had a look through.
It's valid, I'll have to make one and get it in there.
I
Absolutely right.
What this code is trying to say, is that the nested tags need a valid
root tag on each JSP. In this case, David's used the nested:root
tag. It can also be the html:form or nested:form tags. The form tags
are bound to their form definition in struts-config.xml, to escape this
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