Quoting Craig Tataryn <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Hi, this might be a "Tomcat vs. ServletExec" thing, but I was trying the
> following under Tomcat and
> got an error message to the effect of "Null property value for 'address()'":
>
> <html:form action="/TestIndexed">
> <logic:iterate name="TestIndexedForm" property="regions" id="region">
> <h1><%=region%></h1>
> <html:text name="TestIndexedForm"
> property="address(<%=region%>).street"/>
> <html:text name="TestIndexedForm"
> property="address(<%=region%>).city"/>
> </logic:iterate>
> </html:form>
>
> If I rewrite my html:text property as below, all is good in the world:
>
> <html:text name="TestIndexedForm" property='<%="address(" + region +
> ").street"%>'/>
> <html:text name="TestIndexedForm" property='<%="address(" + region +
> ").city"%>'/>
>
> Just wanted to know why the first way wouldn't work?
>
According to the JSP 1.1 and 1.2 Specifications, it is illegal to have *part* of
an attribute value be a runtime expression. If ServletExec accepts your first
variant, it is broken.
> Craig.
Craig (McClanahan :-)
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