However, I don't believe that request attributes can be directly de-referenced with JSTL expressions; you would need to either use c:set to create a page-scoped var named "comptest" or reference it through an expression that caused the JSTL EL to look in the request.
Joe
At 12:55 PM -0800 1/26/04, Paul Daniell wrote:
I've encountered a strange problem with Struts when used with Torque. I retrieve an object using the following:
ArrayList list = (ArrayList)ComponentPeer.doSelect(new Criteria()); request.setAttribute("components", list); Component c = (Component)list.get(0); request.setAttribute("comptest", c); System.out.println(c.getName());
In the logs this will appropriately print the name of the object "c". However, when I invoke the following JSP ... <html><body> <c:out value="${comptest.name}"/> </body></html>
I get the following Exception:
HTTP ERROR: 500 An error occurred while evaluating custom action attribute "value" with value "${comptest.name}": An error occurred while getting property "name" from an instance of class org.ttemplating.internal.dataobjects.Component (java.lang.IllegalArgumentException: object is not an instance of declaring class)
Any advice appreciated. Paul
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