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> From: Tim T. Young [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
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> Someone please correct me if I am wrong, but ...
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> <bean:write name="myString"/>
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> works doesn't it? I think I remember doing that before.
Yes, that works. You only need to specify the 'property' attribute when you
*do* need to pull a value out of a bean.
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> Is there a struts tag to display a String that has been added to the
> Request as an attribute, instead of adding an object with a
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> Non Struts way:
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> <%=request.getAttribute("myattribute")%>
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> The bean:write tag wants an object with a getter and I simply want to
> pass a String and pull it out to display it.
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