I notice that you are using the # notation to access the property. Does it
work without it? It seems like something is not available on the action. You
could add value="#diagnosisDTO.primaryDiagnosis" to your select and it will
pull from the value stack just like the property did instead of searching your
action, but your setup should work. I believe there is just some other
information we are missing as to why it is not functioning.
On Apr 1, 2017 11:56 PM, Kiran Kongala <kirankongal...@gmail.com> wrote:
Hi,
Before calling the return "success" in the action method I added couple of
println statements and I am seeing the data for the dropdown
and below are the values
diseasetracking: DiseaseTracking: dstId = 20000048
DstCodeId = HPC
paID = 2
memberID = 100
memberIdentTypeID = 1
memberAddressID = 2
memberPhonePhoneID = 3
memberFaxPhoneID = 4
prescriberID = 100
prescriberIdentTypeID = 1
prescriberAddressID = 2
prescriberPhonePhoneID = 3
prescriberFaxPhoneID = 4
mdSpecialtyTypeID = 1
comments = null
startDate = 2017-03-31T00:20:13.729339
endDate = 9999-12-30T19:00
createdBy = 0
diagnosisDTO = DiagnosisDTO: primaryDiagnosis = 536
otherPrimaryDiagnosis = null
genoType = 541
otherGenoType = null
genoType2 = 675
otherGenoType2 = null
hivCoinfection = 551
renalImpairment = 555
otherRenalImpairment = null
postLiverTransplant = 559
diseasetracking DiagnosisDTO.PrimaryDiagnosis: 536
And I added this property <s:property
value="#diagnosisDTO.primaryDiagnosis"/>
but the value is not selected in the select tag.
And when I view the source, I am seeing the below source of the jsp
<select name="diagnosisDTO.primaryDiagnosis" size="1"
id="addEditHEPC_diagnosisDTO_primaryDiagnosis" class="form-control">
<option value="-1"
>Please Select</option>
<option value="533">Chronic Hepatitis C</option>
<option value="536">Chronic Hepatitis B</option>
<option value="537">Chronic Hepatitis C and B</option>
<option value="538">Acute Hepatitis C</option>
<option value="539">Unknown / Not documented</option>
<option value="540">Other</option>
</select>
Everything looks correct but I am not seeing the value selected in the drop
down(536).
Thanks
On Sat, Apr 1, 2017 at 10:31 PM, Paul Zepernick <
paul.zepern...@healthsmart.com> wrote:
> What happens when you use a s:property to evaluate
> diagnosisDTO.primaryDiagnosis? If you do not get a value, then check to
> make sure the path is right or that something is not wrong in your action
> that is populating it. Also verify that the key property in your list is
> the same type as the value being set, both Integer for example.
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> On Apr 1, 2017 7:38 PM, Kiran Kongala <kirankongal...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi,
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> I am trying to use the Struts2 s:select tag but the drop down value coming
> from the db is not being set to the drop down as selected value and the
> screen always shows the default first value in the list.
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> Can some one please help me.
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> *JSP Code*
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> list="primaryDiagnosisTypes"
> listKey="dstLookupTypeId"
> listValue="lookupValue"
> multiple="false"
> headerKey="-1"
> headerValue="Please Select"
> size="1"/>
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> DiagnosisDTO object where I have properties which are matched to the jsp
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> DiseaseTracking getModel() { return this.diseasetracking; }*
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> Constants.DST_LOOKUP_GRP_CODE_ID_PRD,
> allDstLookupTypes)); DiseaseTrackingDelegate dstDelegate = new
> DiseaseTrackingDelegate(); int dstId = 20000048; //The below is the
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> lists objects. diseasetracking =
> dstDelegate.getDSTById(user.getCurrentClientId(), dstId, null); //the
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> object Diagnosis DTO and set that back to Disease Tracking model
> object convertDiagnosisListToDiagnosisDTO(diseasetracking.
> getAlDstLookup());
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> "success"; } public List<DstLookupType> getSpecificDstLookupTypes(String
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> allDstLookupTypes.size();i++) { if(
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> try { if(alDstLookup != null && alDstLookup.size() != 0)
> { dt = new DiagnosisDTO(); for (final DSTLookupDTO
> dstLookup : alDstLookup) {
> if(dstLookup.getDstLookupGrpCodeId().equals(Constants.DST_LOOKUP_
> GRP_CODE_ID_PRD))
> { dt.setPdDstLookupId(dstLookup.getDstLookupId());
> //dt.setPrimaryDiagnosis(dstLookup.getDstLookupTypeId());
> diseasetracking.setPrimaryDiagnosis(dstLookup.getDstLookupTypeId());
> dt.setPdDstSubModuleRowId(dstLookup.getDstSubModuleRowId());
> dt.setOtherPrimaryDiagnosis(dstLookup.getOtherValue());
> } else
> if(dstLookup.getDstLookupGrpCodeId().equals(Constants.DST_LOOKUP_
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> dt.setGenoType(dstLookup.getDstLookupTypeId());
> dt.setGenoTypeDstSubModuleRowId(dstLookup.getDstSubModuleRowId());
> dt.setOtherGenoType(dstLookup.getOtherValue()); }
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> dt.setGenoType2DstLookupId(dstLookup.getDstLookupId());
> dt.setGenoType2(dstLookup.getDstLookupTypeId());
> dt.setGenoType2DstSubModuleRowId(dstLookup.getDstSubModuleRowId());
> dt.setOtherGenoType2(dstLookup.getOtherValue()); }
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> dt.setHivCoinfection(dstLookup.getDstLookupTypeId());
> dt.setHivDstSubModuleRowId(dstLookup.getDstSubModuleRowId());
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> { dt.setRenalDstLookupId(dstLookup.getDstLookupId());
> dt.setRenalImpairment(dstLookup.getDstLookupTypeId());
> dt.setRenalDstSubModuleRowId(dstLookup.getDstSubModuleRowId());
> dt.setOtherRenalImpairment(dstLookup.getOtherValue());
> } else
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> dt.setPostLiverTransplant(dstLookup.getDstLookupTypeId());
> dt.setPostLiverDstSubModuleRowId(dstLookup.getDstSubModuleRowId());
> } } } } catch (Exception e) {
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> diseasetracking.setDiagnosisDTO(dt); } *
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