Now i understand better what struts 2 was doin, thanks !
Laurie Harper wrote:
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> Making the getListOfBooks() method public is the way to go; then you can
> remove the setAttribute() stuff from your execute() method. Struts will
> make any public getter on your action available directly.
>
>
Making the getListOfBooks() method public is the way to go; then you can
remove the setAttribute() stuff from your execute() method. Struts will
make any public getter on your action available directly.
L.
walidito wrote:
Hi thanks a lot,
what you said about the private method is right. I don
From: cilquirm [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> the problem for you is that since listOfBooks is not in the valuestack
> directly, you would have to reference it via the request object, like
> so
If your Action has a publicly-visible getListOfBooks method:
<%-- etc. --%>
Setting listOfBooks v
Hi thanks a lot,
what you said about the private method is right. I don't know if it is the
best solution, but it works well when I changed the method to public, so
thanks.
However, I' gonna try your last solution to see.
regards,
cilquirm wrote:
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>
> scratch my original comment ( though the
scratch my original comment ( though the part regarding using the jstl is
still valid. )
the problem for you is that since listOfBooks is not in the valuestack
directly, you would have to reference it via the request object, like so
...
walidito wrote:
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> Hi everybody.
> I have a problem
I don't know particularly about the s:iterator, but since you said you're
using JSP, you can access the model via the jstl tags just as easily :
${book.author}
though, looking at your code again, I suspect it's because your getter is
class private.
It would have to be public.
-a
walid
Hi everybody.
I have a problem with displaying a list of objects that I extract from a
hibernate database. I' searching for the simpler and the better way to do it
please.
I have two issues :
I am not sure about how to send it to the jsp. For the moment I am trying
this one from my action :
priv
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