page <s:property value="%{#request.request.contextPath}"/>
Didn't work!
Have to be a way to active the EL in the Attributes..
Manuel Correa.
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From: cilquirm [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, October 29, 2007 3:17 PM
To: user@struts.apache.org
Subject: Re: [struts] S2: EL in tags 2.0.11
I could be wrong ( and I hope I am ), but I thought the request object
in
that case was just a map facade to the underlying request attributes
map.
Which is why I supposed you say #request['foo'] vs.
#request.getAttribute('foo').
Same goes for session. ( #session['foo'] vs
#session.getAttribute('foo') )
I just checked Dispatcher and it seems that #request and #session are
instances of RequestMap and SessionMap respectively, in which a Map
wraps
the access to getAttribute.
If these were extended to have a getRequest/getSession method, then we
might
be able to say
#request.request.contextPath.
DNewfield wrote:
>
> cilquirm wrote:
>> you could do this
>>
>> <c:set var="req" value="${pageContext.request}"/>
>>
>> <s:property value="\%{ attr['req'].contextPath }"/>
>>
>> <s:property value="\%{ attr['req'].pathInfo }"/>
>
> Isn't the request on the valuestack?
> <s:property value="%{#request.contextPath}"/> should be all you
need...
>
> http://wiki.opensymphony.com/display/OGNL/OGNL+Basics
>
> -Dale
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