Ah, in the "modern" world of AJAX and the like, enclosing forms many times
are no longer much use. I wouldn't say it does much harm to still do it
in most cases, it just becomes somewhat superfluous.
Maybe you have a who's purpose is to change the contents of a
by firing off an AJAX event. No
The documentation for html:select states that, 'This tag is only valid
when nested inside a form tag body.' It *might* work without an
enclosing html:form tag, but you would need to tell the
html:optionsCollection tag where to lookup the 'system_href' property.
Try adding name="availableSystem"
Mine are, because I do submits off of those pages. If you use a form,
then the scriptlet logic you have can go into the action and you don't
have that messy java code in your jsp.
On 12/12/05, Leung Ping Cheung <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Should the jsp be tied to a form for this case?
>
> I do
Should the jsp be tied to a form for this case?
I do not make up a form.
I do this in the jsp.
<%
List availableSystemList =
UserSystemService.getInstance().getAvailableSystemList(request.getRemoteUser());
request.setAttribute("availableSystem", availableSystemList);
%>
where syste
You need to make use of the html:optionsCollection tag
In your form bean you need an object that has the properties label and
value. Like this:
public class ComboBoxItem implements Serializable, Comparable {
private String label;
private String value;
I think there are many people asking the same question. But I cannot
find the answer. any web sites have more or less coding example of
populating a dropdown box or list in a Struts way before the web page
displays.
Thanks
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