You can do it with JSP tags, no scriptlets required. Try something like
this (I haven't tested it, but experiment a bit if it doesn't work quite as
written here):
<c:set var="mymap['prop1']" value="paramValue1"/>
...
L.
N G wrote:
How do you push the 2 parameters into the Map? You mean using a
scriptlet? I want to avoid any type of straight Java code in my page.
Is there a way to push those parameters into the map using JSTL?
Thanks,
NG
On 7/29/05, Laurie Harper <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
N G wrote:
<html:link> only allows 1 map and 1 param-value pair. However, I need
to add 2 params besides the map.
Adding this param to the map is not an option, I don't think. I
generate my map inside the form bean. The data for the 2 extra params
is not available in the form and is only available on the page.
How do I do this? I have the option of using JSTL, but I am not sure
how to do this in JSTL either.
You can always push the extra 2 params into the map in the JSP. If that
wont work for you, you could try including them explicitly in the
<html:link>'s action attribute, like
<html:link action="/myaction.do?param1=${expr1}¶m2=${expr2}" ...
L.
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