Sorry for the confusing question. I tried this again and it seemed to
work fine
(i.e. accessing objects that are not on the top of the value stack via
ognl expressions
via the ${foo} syntax in freemarker templates)....
However, I did find a couple of places where I had to use the struts
property tag
instead. For example
<s:set name="foo" value="bar.baz"/>
I could not use ${#foo}, I had to use <s:property value="#foo"/>.
Are there any other gotchas with ${} vs. <s:property value=""/>
thanks peeps,
- darren.
Darren James wrote:
Hi all,
I'm fairly new to freemarker, and just started using in in the context
of a struts2
component tag. I was noticing that it seems like you can do this
${foo.bar}
anywhere in the template (vs. using the s.property tag), *but* only when
the top object on the value stack is the object with property foo.
....so my question is, how does struts populate freemarker's model,
and is there
a way to make ${foo.bar} be evaluated in the context of any object on the
value stack.
thanks,
- darren.
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