I know why it does not do this!
Looking at the source code for org.apache.strut.taglib.html.BaseInputTag.java
show that there is doStart() method and no such thing as doAfterBody() !!!
So the following is guaranteed to fail!!!
<html:text property="currentDate" >
<app:dateFormat formatter="dd-MMM-yyyy" name="formBean" property="currentDate" />
</html:text>
appears in HTML view source as
<input type="text" property="currentDate" value="" />
(Argh!)
Looks like I will to subclass, myself, BaseInputTag introducing another custom app
action tag
to do it properly as a "doAfterBody()" method.
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From: Peter Pilgrim on 24/10/2001 13:06
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Subject: HTML:Text Formatting
I asked because the following JSP excerpt which is suggested in the Strutcs
JavaDoc does not work for me at all:
<html:text property="currentDate" >
<app:dateFormat formatter="dd-MMM-yyyy" name="formBean" property="currentDate" />
</html:text>
where:
app:dateFormat is my own custom simple date formatter action.
According to the javadoc the body content of the <html:text> should become the value
attribute
of the HTML Input tag, c'nest pas?
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