Look at the documentation for the <logic:present/> and <logic:notPresent/> tags. Each tag has an attribute 'role' where you can specify a comma-separated list of roles. What I think you want is:

<logic:present role="user,admin,super">
 <img src="../images/logged_in.gif">
</logic:present>
<logic:notPresent role="user,admin,super">
 <img src="../images/not_logged_in.gif">
</logic:notPresent>

with the role attribute in each case having the list of all roles you define in your application descriptor.

-- Jeff

Frank Schaare wrote:

Hi,


Do you mean that you want to display one image if the user is logged in and a different image if the user is not logged in?


Exactly. <%=request.getRemoteUser()%> is null when the user ist not loged in. If so <%=request.getRemoteUser()%> gives me the string of the username.

IÂm looking for something like this:
<logic:Empty name='request' property='remoteUser'> //does not work !
    <img src='/pics/notLogedIn.gif'/>
</logic:Empty>
<logic:NotEmpty name='request' property='remoteUser'> //does not work !
    <img src='/pics/LogedIn.gif'/>
</logic:NotEmpty>

JSPÂs have easy access to the implicit objects like the request. There must be a counterpart in struts taglibs or am i wrong ???


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