Jeff,
Here's an example of how I did what you were looking for in regards to building a
select
menu based on data pulled from a database. There is a page before this one in which
the
user selects which project they're looking to edit and it's passed on to the page
containing the code below.
Can someone please do something about the Taglibs mailing list responding
with Prohibited Content? Nearly every message I send bounces this back to me (even
when
it doesn't contain JSP code), and a number of others keep resending their messages,
thinking they never get through because of the
Mark,
When you do a x:forEach, the forEach action sets the current context
node to whatever the select attribute is pointing to. So, when you
point back to $test/teamname[1] in the x:out action, x:out can't find
that under the context that forEach is currently pointing to.
Try this instead:
try loop_status.last instead of loop_status.isLast(). EL will translate it
as per javabeans specification
-Original Message-
From: Keith [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 12 April 2004 18:41
To: Taglibs
Subject: isLast() method of LoopTagStatus class
I'm trying to output a comma delimited
Perfect! Thanks!
Where would I have looked to find that info? I'm still really new to Beans and raw
Java
code. Main reason why I'm going with JSTL right now. I had tried looking in the Java
Docs, but I really didn't know where to begin.
Keith
-- Original Message ---
From:
this is a very basic application of the JavaBeans spec, and I don't really
think you should read it to use in jstl. You just need to know that any
class with non-static methods starting with get, set or is (this last
one only for booleans) is a JavaBean to you. Then, to call this method,
remove
I have Hans Bergsten's JSP book from O'Reilly. I'm only about 1/3 of the way through
it
so far, so I may not have gotten to a point where he explained that yet. Thanks for
the
reference and Bean explination, though! Helps a lot.
Keith
-- Original Message ---
From: Felix
