Did you try to import your Constants class? <%@ page import="com.company.Constants" %>
<s:property value="@[EMAIL PROTECTED]" /> As far as say C.staticconstant1, all I can really say is that the @ symbol is how you access static vars/methods in OGNL. Another choice might be to use regular ol' EL expressions. -Wes On Tue, 2008-04-29 at 21:45 -0700, ravi_eze wrote: > hi, > > > Does the following work - > > <s:set name="C" value="@[EMAIL PROTECTED]" /> > <s:property value="#C" /> > > Yes it does. But my requirement is more like i would import the class into > some bean/ variable (C) so that i can say C.staticconstant1 etc... but by > the approach mentioned above, i should repeat the @com.company.Constant > string always which reduces the readability. Hope this adds some clarity. > Something similar to import.... and then say Constant.... > > Also, is com.company.Constants.STATIC_CONSTANTS1 a String? > > Yes its a string. i would be greatful to any further help. > > > cheers, > ravi --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
