Have you tried doing a <bean:define> first, and then checking for null with
<logic:present>?
For example, say that you were doing this:
<bean:write name="foo" property="bar"/>
But you want to make sure that it isn't null first...so, try this:
<bean:define id="bubba" name="foo" property="bar"/>
<logic:present name="bubba">
<bean:write name="bubba"/>
</logic:present>
(i haven't tested this, so my apologies for any syntax errors)
Hope that helps.
chris
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> I tried logic:isEmpty without success.
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> Can you use logic:present ?
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> Thinh
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> How are you guys testing for this in JSP?
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> Mark
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