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I tried that it works , but I have many HTML elements like that and I
would like to use
so that I dont have to create different String objects.
Thanks
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tName["+j+"]";%>
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i didnt check it.pardon me if it doesn't work
Partha
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i didnt check it.pardon me if it doesn't work
Partha
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> I am using logic:iterate tag as shown below
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> indexId="i" >
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> <% int j = ((Inte
Sashi R
runtime props must start w/ <%=
so
bui I would learn use nested taglibs if I were you.
Tib
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Hi
I am using logic:iterate tag as shown below
<% int j = ((Integer) pageContext.getAttribute("i")).intValue(); %>
Error Message: Invalid indexed property 'firstName[]'
I did print the vlaues of "j&q
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