This is how I got it of my form object
<logic:equal name="defaultForm" property="jspAction" scope="request"
value="indexDoc">
and this is how I got it out of a collection object
<logic:iterate name="attrib" id="collElem">
<logic:equal name="collElem" property="isReadonly" value="readonly">
In the form object I have a getJspAction() method and in the collection
object I have a getIsReadonly() method.
I think with Hashmap you just need key or value, so where you have
property="mapkey1" change to key or value
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Subject: Hashmap and logic:equal
I am hoping that someone could point me in the right direction.
I have been searching the archives and have not come accross anything that
I can relate to.
Using the equal tags, what is the best way to compare a value retieved from
a Hashmap?
I would like to put a Hashmap (or similar) into request scope and use the
logic:equals tag. and do something like this.
<logic:equals name="mapName" property="mapkey1" value="<%= Constant.value
%>" > Show A </logic:equals>
<logic:equals name="mapName" property="mapkey2" value="<%= Constant.value
%>" > Show B </logic:equals>
<logic:equals name="mapName" property="mapkey3" value="<%= Constant.value
%>" > Show C </logic:equals>
Do I need to wrap this in simple class?
The docs make reference to the support of indexed properties, is there a
way to get the tag to look up the name of the key?
Thanks All
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