... and if you happen to be able to use the JSTL ... David Karr wrote a
taglib for struts which should soon be in the contrib directory. It's
called Struts-EL, and it incorporates the JSTL's EL engine into the
standard Struts tags we all know and love. Using his taglib, you could
do the following:
<html:img src="${BEAN.property}"/>
Nice, eh?
Search the archive for "struts-el", and you're bound to happen across
how you can get the taglib. If you're stuck using the HTML <img
src="..."> go with Martin's suggestion.
Martin Cooper wrote:
>The example provided isn't quite right, because the quotes are incorrect.
>This will work:
>
> <img src='<bean:write name="BEAN" property="property"/>'>
>
>The reason it works is because, as far as JSP is concerned, the HTML <img>
>element is just template text, not XML. You are correct that you cannot use
>a tag in the attribute value of another tag because of the rules of XML, so
>using the Struts tag instead, like this:
>
> <html:img src='<bean:write name="BEAN" property="property"/>'/>
>
>does not work.
>
>--
>Martin Cooper
>
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