<html:img ... />
accepts a page (context sensitive) or a src (no mucking around).
similar to the <html:link /> tag you can provide a map to have it
generate the URL components for you,
Map linkMap = new HashMap();
linkMap.put("image", "image222311.jpg");
linkMap.put("application", "photos");
<html:img page="/image.do" name="someBean" property="linkMapProperty" />
and it will generate :
/image.do?image=image222311.jpg&application=photos
I find that neat :)
danny
Andy Kriger wrote:
>I tried asking this few days ago when my understanding of struts was
>significantly less than it is now (and I didn't phrase my question very well
>at that).
>
>Here's what I'd like to do...
><img src='<dynamically generated path stored in a bean>' />
>with the constraint that I'd like to avoid the <% %> syntax (i want to keep
>the JSP free of these things completely for the sake of the content
>generating folks that don't know Java/JSP code).
>
>Is there a struts taglib or other taglib that allows you to do something
>like...
><img>
> <param name='src' bean='myBean' property='beanProp' scope='beanScope'>
></img>
>
>thx
>andy
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