are they available in any scope (request, session ...), if i set up the variables in struts-config?
i believe i can answer the question for my own. they are not available in any scope, because the EL searches in every scope for the variable. am i right?
where does <bean:message bundle="test" key="message.test" ... /> get the bundle from?
by the way <bean:message .....> doesn't find the bundle either.
following error occurs:
<error> javax.servlet.jsp.JspException: Cannot find message resources under key test </error> what am i doing wrong i have test.properties on my classpath and <code> <message-resources parameter="test" /> </code> in struts-config?
thanks in advance
------------------------------------------------------ student working on a struts projekt during internship
Adam Hardy wrote:
On 10/17/2003 12:16 PM Christian Martin wrote:
<code> <message-resources parameter="countries" /> <message-resources parameter="states" /> </code> .....in struts-config.xml
then i want to print out messsages in the jsp.
<code> <fmt:message bundle="${countries}" key="message.test"> <fmt:message bundle="${states}" key="message.test"> </code>
what is the correct value for parameter bundle?
but as i expected JSTL can't find the messages. ???message.test??? appears in the browser.
The ${countries} and ${states} won't be available as variables to EL in your JSP just because you have them set up in your struts-config.
If you do:
<c:out value="${countries}" />
what do you get?
Adam
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