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> here is how i've done it..
> />
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> and here is the exception..
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> Unexpected Exception catched: Error setting expression 'chkUserId' with
> value '[Ljava.lang.String;@104496b'
>
> please help me..thanks in advance..
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Alberto A. Flores wrote:
Yes, you can use tags within tags, ...
To clarify: you can use JSP Custom Action tags within arbitrary HTML/XML
tags; you *cannot* use JSP Custom Action tags within JSP Custom Action
tags. So,
And to be pedantic, the above is only true for 'regular' JSP files; for
Yes, you can use tags within tags, but remember that the quotes are
important:
(Notice the single quotes with double quotes). I see two things wrong:
1. You are calling a method directly. the %{#userId} approach should do
the trick (so long as it is part of your Action)
2. IMHO, I would almo
> type="checkbox"
> value=""/>
try this version:
you can't use tags in tags.
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carmi_cd 写道:
hello
i have a checkbox which supposed to have the value of UserId property of the
action class
I try to do it this way but its having an exception..
here is how i've done it..
/>
and here is the exception..
Unexpected Exception catched: Error setting expression 'chkUserId' w
d' with
value '[Ljava.lang.String;@104496b'
please help me..thanks in advance..
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