I cleaned it up a bit. You don't need the rest, of course. Enjoy,
Michael McGrady
Tom Holmes Jr. wrote:
I will try this out. Thanks!
<%@ page language='java' %>
<%@ page contentType='text/html; charset=UTF-8' %>
<%@ taglib uri='struts-html'prefix='html' %>
I will try this out. Thanks!
Michael McGrady wrote:
If you just create a little test.jsp and try these things out, it is
easier than checking with the list. I made a little test.jsp with the
following in it. Run it and check out what the window in the browser
says. You have to set up your ow
If you just create a little test.jsp and try these things out, it is
easier than checking with the list. I made a little test.jsp with the
following in it. Run it and check out what the window in the browser
says. You have to set up your own taglib <%@ >tags, of course.
<%@ page language=
Tom Holmes Jr. wrote:
I apologize for this simple, stupid question.
I created a form on a JSP page. I put in the form the;
So, how do I get the name/value of this from my FormBean?
Would this work?
And then in the form-bean, do this:
public String getXXX()
{return this.xxx;}
Right, now
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