Wesley Lemke said:
> First of all, thanks everyone for the help so far. I do have working
> code using iterator tags, but the display tags would be much nicer.
>
> When I try your suggestion below:
>
> String pin = (String)(pageContext.getAttribute("row")).getPin();
>
> The compiler is telling me that getPin() is not defined for type
> Object....
You need to cast the object you're getting from the page context to the
appropriate object type:
String pin = ((MyFormBean) pageContext.getAttribute("row")).getPin();
Of course, use whatever that class actually is instead of MyFormBean :^)
You shouldn't need the (String) cast unless getPin() returns something
that's not a String that needs to be cast explicitly.
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