Hi @ll,
I have a JSP page that contains:
<stripes:select name="someName" value="someValue">
<stripes:options-enumeration enum="someClass" />
</stripes:select>
After spending a good while trying to figure out why stripes would not
set the selected="selected" flag even though simply adding ${someValue}
next to the select revealed that the value passed to stripes was
correct, I discovered that stripes would simply ignore the value I
supplied if it can find another value querying the population strategy.
The value I supplied is overwritten in class
net.sourceforge.stripes.tag.InputSelectTag on line 125.
Unfortunately in my case stripes found such a value on my action bean.
This leaves me with two questions:
1. Is this really intended behaviour? After all, why would I use the
value attribute if I did not mean it?
2. Is there anything I can do about the behaviour besides changing my
variable names or changing/extending stripes tag-lib?
Thomas
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