I have a feeling you have to use <s:property
value="@dateutils.datera...@datetest(#today)"/> is set with a <s:date> tag
Or
<s:property value="@dateutils.datera...@datetest(#attr.today)"/> if set
with a <c:set> tag.
The other option, which I know works, is to expose a method on your action
which you can then access via OGNL.
Z.
On 1/12/10 6:19 AM, "Ken McWilliams" <ken.mcwilli...@gmail.com> wrote:
>In my jsp I have two dates ("today" and "expiryDate") the following
>works in the JSP:
> <s:date name="today" format="yyyy-MM-dd" />
> <s:date name="expiryDate" format="yyyy-MM-dd" />
>
>Now I created two static methods (In a Class called
>dateUtils.DateRange):
>/* Calling the following from my JSP:
>*<s:property value="@dateutils.datera...@numtest(5)"/>
>* Works just fine...
>*/
>public static int numTest(int num) {
> return num + 5;
>}
>
>/* Calling the following from my JSP:
>* <s:property value="@dateutils.datera...@datetest(today)"/>
>* DOES NOT WORK
>*/
>public static Date dateTest(Date date) {
> date.setYear(1900);
> return date;
>}
>
>Anyone know what's going wrong?
>
>
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