Timothy Orme wrote:
<s:property value="itemeCost" />
But no value was displayed. This is because I should have written:
<s:property value="itemCost" />
As that was the bean property in my action. It's a simple fix, but,
this took me a bit to find it. What I'm wondering is if theres a way to
have Struts 2 tags throw errors [...]
This has been brought up before; I'm not sure what the current status of
any patches are, however.
Ideally, I'd like to have my JSP not even compile if it hits a
bad tag like this. Anyone know if this is possible?
I'm sure anything's possible, but not compiling the JSP is unlikely, for
the same reason a Java class will still compile when using String values
in reflective/Spring-bean-ish code, even if they're wrong.
As an alternative, anyone know of an eclipse plugin that would point
these mistakes out (maybe even through intellisense!)?
Unlikely for the same reason.
Dave
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