Re: Re: html:select: Setting property directly instead of using a ####Id property and loading object when saving?

an object for your property for the select. use the id of the matTeacher like I've shown and you should be all set. Rick Reumann wrote the following on 4/4/2005 6:06 PM: Simon MARTIN wrote the following on 4/4/2005 5:37 PM: In my JSP, I'm using this property like this: html:select property

html:select: Setting property directly instead of using a ####Id property and loading object when saving?

Hi, I've got a Student class that looks like this: public class Student { ... private Teacher matTeacher; ... } In my JSP, I'm using this property like this: html:select property=matTeacher c:set var=CURTEACHER value=${student.matTeacher.teacherId} / c:forEach var=teacher

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Binding to property of layer one in two layer nested context

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Key from ressource bundle not fount in fmt:message, but found in ActionMessage

Hi, my entry from the ressource bundle is found pretty well when I use it like this: if (username == null || username.equals()) errors.add(username, new ActionMessage(loginForm.username.empty)); However, if I want to use the localized entries in a JSP directly, it does not

Best practice question: Properties (ShoppingCart) per user

Hi, I'm currently writing a short Struts application without a database (I know that this would be better, but as it is only for teaching purposes, I don't want to 'overflow' my audience with databases and ORM). It should be a small online sales system -- I've got ShoppingItems, ShoppingUsers

Re: Best practice question: Properties (ShoppingCart) per user

a ShoppingCart in the Action but then save it in the HttpSession. Without going into to many details, I suggest you take a look at the Struts MailReader example distributed with Struts. -Bill Siggelkow Simon MARTIN wrote: Hi, I'm currently writing a short Struts application without a database (I

Best practice question: Properties (ShoppingCart) per user

Hi, I'm currently writing a short Struts application without a database (I know that this would be better, but as it is only for teaching purposes, I don't want to 'overflow' my audience with databases and ORM). It should be a small online sales system -- I've got ShoppingItems, ShoppingUsers