Thanks for the pointer. I have not investigated JSTL, and I will look
into it further.

Can anyone give me a link that explains the reasons behind this
behaviour? Now that I'm aware that it can't be turned off, I'm very
curious as to why it was coded this way.

Thanks,
--Michael 

-----Original Message-----
From: Tim Funk [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
Sent: Tuesday, April 12, 2005 7:55 AM
To: Tomcat Users List
Subject: Re: Null printed in jsp getProperty fields

There is no setting to turn this off.

[But if you use JSTL - null get supressed for you.]

-Tim

Michael Molloy wrote:

> Hello everyone. I can't imagine that this isn't a question that has 
> been asked a great many times, but I can't find the answer anywhere.
>  
> We're using multiple tomcat 4.1.30 servers in a production environment

> for a commercial website, and we would like to move up to the latest 
> stable version. However, when testing our application in tomcat 5.0+, 
> we have noticed that jsp pages that use the <jsp:getProperty /> method

> to display session data print the word "null" in every field that has 
> a null value.
>  
> Although I haven't read about this, I'm guessing it is part of the 
> Sun's application server standard. I've been told that WebLogic does 
> the same thing, but that there is a configuration setting to repress 
> displaying the word null.
>  
> Is there such a setting for tomcat? If not, what is the best way to 
> keep from printing "null" in every field that has a null value? I know

> we could do it through javascript, but it just seems like a change 
> this big, after years of not having this behaviour, there must be some

> way to prevent it from happening at the application server level.
>  
> Can someone point me in the right direction? I've googled for the 
> answer, but any search with "null" and "tomcat" in it returns a lot of

> pages about unrelated problems.


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