> Ok. Scratch that, I was correct the first time.
You are right. I had been using 1.1b2 without knowing :-(. I changed to
1.1b3 and everything is fine.
Sorry, my fault. Thanks for the help.
Btw, is there an easy way to tell which particular minor version of Struts
is in use, maybe from the JAR'
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Hi,
I found some behaviour of the logic:notEmpty tag which I think is
inconsistent.
Reading the documentation, I think it should call a collection's isEmpty()
method. It works as expected with a bean of type List, but it doesn't work
with a Map.
Testcase:
If emptyList was built with
List emp
EL Olivier [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, February 13, 2003 12:03 PM
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Subject: logic:empty and logicnotEmpty with a Collection
This is probably an FAQ, but I cannot understand that: This tag
evaluates its nested body content only if the specifi
This is probably an FAQ, but I cannot understand that:
This tag evaluates its nested body content only if the specified value is
-either absent (i.e. null),
-an empty string (i.e. a java.lang.String with a length of zero)
or
-an empty java.util.Collection (tested by the .isEmpty() method on th
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