sure, in your action method you can define:
ValueStack stack = ActionContext.getContext().getValueStack();
and then fill whatever object you have into the valuestack:
String sample = "Hello World";
stack.set("myIdentifier", sample);
In your JSP you can use the s:property tag to display your String in
this case:
<s:property value="myIdentifier"/>
you can put any ognl expression into the value part, read the docs for
more info on ognl.
for example you could have put an array onto the stack and call the
object at index 5 by using:
<s:property value="myIdentifierArray[5]"/>
You can also call methods like this method of a String object:
<s:property value="myIdentifier.toLowerCase"/>
- Thilo
vijay vijay wrote:
Hi can u give me some sample code to me
On 11/16/07, Thilo Ettelt <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Access the ValueStack in your action, it allows you to store objects and
you can retrieve them from your jsp. You might need to know about the
ActionContext object accessable from your action.
Read more from the docs :)
- Thilo
vijay vijay wrote:
Hi
i am writting a database connectionin action, here i wanted to
put
tth result back in to a jsp page.
in jsp what i need to write
any one help me here
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