-Original Message-
From: Tim Funk
Via EL: (assuming sessionData.FILECOUNT = mySessionVariableName)
${sessionContext.mySessionVariableName}
Via snippet:
%=session.getAttribute(sessionData.FILECOUNT)%
In a jsp - the session variable is
EL first arrives as part of JSTL. Which was available in JSP 1.2. But using
EL required that is was used in a tag.
With JSP 2.0 - EL can be used anywhere one a page. As an added bonus - you
can pass expressions as values to your own custom tags and the container will
translate the EL
-Original Message-
From: Tim Funk
EL first arrives as part of JSTL. Which was available in
JSP 1.2. But using EL required that is was used in a tag.
With JSP 2.0 - EL can be used anywhere one a page.
Worthy of note! Thanks Tim.
Do you know of any web
The JSP examples from a default tomcat install might have some.
-Tim
Pawson, David wrote:
-Original Message-
From: Tim Funk
EL first arrives as part of JSTL. Which was available in
JSP 1.2. But using EL required that is was used in a tag.
With JSP 2.0 - EL
Looking for the syntax to gain access to a session variable
in a jsp page, rather than converting it to java.
HttpSession session=request.getSession();
String s = (String)session.getAttribute(sessionData.FILECOUNT);
I'm not using the xml syntax (as yet).
tomcat 5028.
any pointers appreciated
you can use expression language:
e.g.:
${sessionData.FILECOUNT}
--- Pawson, David [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Looking for the syntax to gain access to a session
variable
in a jsp page, rather than converting it to java.
HttpSession session=request.getSession();
String s =
Via EL: (assuming sessionData.FILECOUNT = mySessionVariableName)
${sessionContext.mySessionVariableName}
Via snippet:
%=session.getAttribute(sessionData.FILECOUNT)%
In a jsp - the session variable is given to you as implicit variable.
-Tim
Pawson, David wrote:
Looking for the syntax to gain access
