If the values are not in the ActionForm, then you don't have to use the
html tags. You can use standard JSP techniques to access the request and
the session and write the HTML tags. Jakarta Taglibs has some very nice
request and session tags that would work well in that use case.
It can still be
Hi Derek,
This is a recurring question in the list. The solution (Ted etc please
correct me if I'm wrong) is to forward to an action first, this creates an
instance of the form (if required) and sets the properties (userloggedin)
before forwarding to the jsp containing the form.
Ted etc. Can we
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