red phoenix wrote:
then I modify struts action,like following:
List testList=this.getHibernateTemplate().find(" select col1,col2 from
mytable");
request.setAttribute("testList",testList);
return SUCCESS;
the action dispatch to the same jsp,but this time,the jsp s
Oh heck I misread your code there. This is Struts 1 and not Struts 2, isn't
it? Sorry about that.
jk
On Mon, Apr 20, 2009 at 12:08 PM, Jim Kiley wrote:
> Have you tried writing a unit test to ensure that testList is populated
> after your action executes? I'm pretty sure you'll find that it i
Have you tried writing a unit test to ensure that testList is populated
after your action executes? I'm pretty sure you'll find that it isn't.
It looks to me like you're declaring testList to be a local variable within
your action method (you're doing "List testList = " instead of "testList =
").
I have a table named mytable,it has two cols,col1 and col2,the data are
col1 col2
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hibernate xml file is follows:
Then I user struts2 to get the data by following statement: List
testList=this.getHibernateTemplate().find(" from myta
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