Go with standards - use the JSTL. It's easy, it's standard ... and it keeps you away from scriplets (which are just *evil* I tell you ... *evil*!)
You can get the JSTL at http://jakarta.apache.org/taglibs - Select "JSTL" or "Standard" taglib from left (it's toward the top - easy to spot) - You'll find a link to download the JSTL. Click it. - unpack the distribution and copy the required files to your application - Find the link regarding Sun's JSTL site and go there - Bookmark this page - There's a really good refrerence PDF here - you might want to snag a copy - There are (I think) 3 articles which go over using the JSTL here that are useful to get you started - You may be interested in an EL-enabled version of the struts taglibs - Go to http://issues.apache.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=12365 - Scroll down to the bottom - Click the link that says "created an attachment (id=2954)" - Save it as struts-el.tar.gz - unpack (tar xzf struts-el.tar.gz) - cd struts-el - edit build.properties to fit your environment - mkdir conf/share - ant - cp target/library/struts-el.jar /path/to/your/WEB-INF/lib - cp target/library/struts-*-el.tld /path/to/your/WEB-INF = You're setup for using the JSTL and have EL-enabled Struts tags. Enjoy. Knoernschild, Kirk W wrote: >All, > >I have a display bean that has within it a variable of type HashMap. >From within >the JSP, instead of iterating over the values of the HashMap, I *need* to access the >individual values based on the key. Anyone have any pointers on how to do this? > >I'm using STRUTS v1.0. > >thanx. > >kirk > -- Eddie Bush -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> For additional commands, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
