FYI,
Maybe it was obvious to others, but I was going over the conditionals section
for <c:foreach> in the lab work that calls If.jsp
On first glance of the output:
Simple Conditional Execution
Customers living in the USA
[2] Mikita, Stan 12/25/1947 45 Fisher Blvd Chicago USA (320)876-9784
[3] Gilbert, Rod 03/11/1951 123 Main Street New-York City USA
[4] Howe, Gordie 07/25/1946 7654 Wings Street Detroit USA (465)675-0761
(465)879-9802
I was wondering how this code:
<c:forEach var="customer" items="${customers}">
<c:if test="${customer.address.country == 'USA'}">
${customer}<br>
</c:if>
</c:forEach>
was rendering the customer objects as above. At the bottom of the Customer.java
class I found a toString() call that was obviously being used for this purpose.
Just found it clever, but worth noting the technique.
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