Incorrect test syntax

2010-09-24 Thread Michaël JERUSALMI
Hi, I'm working on a web application with Struts, made for several projects, and I'm trying to write a test to display (or not) a tab in case of a particular project. I wrote a test, which positive result should be to add a new tab, and which negative result is to write the content of the

RE: Incorrect test syntax

2010-09-24 Thread Michaël JERUSALMI
by the operator [==]. Try the method [String.equals()] instead. In your case, i think i should be: s:if test=config.project.eqauls('dba2') 2010/9/24 Michaël JERUSALMI michaelj...@hotmail.com Hi, I'm working on a web application with Struts, made for several projects, and I'm

RE: Incorrect test syntax

2010-09-24 Thread Michaël JERUSALMI
: %{config.project == 'dba2'} Then I'd try checking the type (class) of config.project and see if it's really a string. Dave On Fri, Sep 24, 2010 at 9:36 AM, Michaël JERUSALMI michaelj...@hotmail.comwrote: Sorry, it didn't change a thing. It still goes by the else... Date: Fri, 24

Manipulating Strings with Struts²

2010-05-17 Thread Michaël JERUSALMI
Hi everyone, I'm working on a Java Web App under Struts², and i'm having trouble using the taglib s:if. I have a test s:if, but instead of writing a test like this s:if test=string == myValue, I'd like to write something like this : s:if test=string.contains(myValue) , or using a substring