I'm sorry, but I'm away from my code, so I'll try to reproduce here.
The code is pretty simple.
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The JSP:
<c:foreach items="somMap" var="mapItem">
<s:url action="Home!loadHome" id="myURL">
<s:param name="someAtt" value="${mapItem.value.id}"/>
</s:url>
<s:a href="%{myURL}" notifyTopic="myTopic" theme="ajax"
target="someDiv">MyLink</s:a>
</c:forEach>
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The Action
public class HomeAction {
private String someAtt;
public void setSomeAtt(String someAtt){
//Here someAtt has the value of param, and the appended " .
this.someAtt = someAtt;
}
public String loadHome(){
// some stuff here.
return "success";
}
}
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I think this cover all things. There is some others details, like all of
that is inside a TabbedPannel, but I don't think this matters.
When I'm debbugging I can see the value in the session represented by this
one ${mapItem.value.id} is ok (without " )
but when I got my breakpoint at setSomeAtt the value has the " as its last
charracter.
So weird, but I'm wondering if no one else have seen this behavior.
If this code is not enougth, let me know and tomorrow I can send you the
real piece of code.
Thanks,
Felipe
Laurie Harper wrote:
>
> Felipe Rodrigues wrote:
>> Hi guys,
>>
>> Sometimes when I use <s:param tag, the value that I got in my action has
>> a "
>> appended to it. I can treat that by replacing this, but it is not a good
>> solution.
>> Does anybody heard anything about that?
>> I've looked at the source code of param tag in the Struts source code,
>> and
>> there is a findValue(String expr) that calls ValueStack.findValue(String
>> expr) as well. What exactly is that expr (to me seems to be the name we
>> define in param tag). Anyway, I didn't found anything wrong there, but I
>> don't know how the value get there.
>
> The param tag's 'value' attribute is evaluated -- i.e. the value you
> supply is treated as an OGNL expression. See the tag syntax
> documentation for details.
>
> Without seeing an example of this behaviour (i.e. some code/markup that
> reproduces the problem) it's going to be difficult to diagnose. Can you
> come up with a minimal test case that demonstrates the behaviour you're
> describing?
>
> L.
>
> [1] http://struts.apache.org/2.x/docs/tag-syntax.html
>
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