many questions. I didnt find a solution in the net for this specific
problem and the OGNL documentation is not very helpfull for me. Maybe
someone can give me a little clue.
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roblem is that the Struts-Tags dont support EL. Is it
>> possible to solve this Problem with OGNL? I dont know how I can access
>> the "item.link" and "item.value" properties with OGNL. Is there a way to
>> use EL with Stuts 2?
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>> So many questions.
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> Yes, it works that way, but how can i include the resource
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The forEach example already doesn't use OGNL.
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> I know, but I thougt the only way to use resources is the
> struts tag and this is not possible with el. Therefore I
> wantet to know if there is an other way than this example.
Yes, by using and .
But your assumption is incorrect: JSP EL is only dis
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> in this case I have to use OGNL to get access to the list
> which is defined in the tiles-defs.xml.
IIRC you can put Tiles defs into scope through one of the tiles tags (don't
recall how). You can then access it via one of the OGNL scope prefixes.
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> i tried it like this, but it didnt work.
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Try with force evaluation
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> No output and error message with both :-((
Did you try with #attr or #request ?
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> I tryed it like this with the
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> Is this maybe a tiles problem?
Did you try to use tag on that page?
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I tryed it like this with the
same Problem.
places the object into page scope if not
specified otherwise.
This means in OGNL it's only available via #attr.
First, confirm you can access the attribute from JSP EL and that's the
object is type that can be iterated o
et the property name "link" of the
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