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>I have a bean and a jsp and I can notice was the location of the tag
> is very important.
>if the tag is just before the , it is not correct for the
>display of the value in the select box.
>if the tag is before
(I suppose), it is OK.
>So, what is the rule to know where is the correct location ?
>Note: I don't use the property="*" because I produce dynamically the
>input forms.
>
>package jspsubmit;
>public class Jsp3Bean {
> private String sample = "Start value";
> //Access sample property
> public String getSample() {
> return sample;
> }
> //Access sample property
> public void setSample(String newValue) {
> if (newValue!=null) {
> sample = newValue;
> }
> }
>}
>
>and a jsp also very simple
>
>
>
>
>
>>class="jspsubmit.Jsp1Bean" />
><%--
>HERE, the jsp:setProperty is correct
