Re: Using Expression Language (EL) To Access ActionSupport Class Properties

using EL to access the stack/action is fine. musachy On Mon, May 4, 2009 at 3:48 PM, phillips1021 wrote: > > Martin thank you for the reply. > > Your idea: > > > > > does not work with the JSecurity hasAnyRoles tag. The Struts 2 property tag > and OGNL expresson do not work when placed as the

RE: Using Expression Language (EL) To Access ActionSupport Class Properties

Martin thank you for the reply. Your idea: does not work with the JSecurity hasAnyRoles tag. The Struts 2 property tag and OGNL expresson do not work when placed as the value for the name attribute of the above tag. Since I could not get a Struts 2 tag or OGNL expression to work for the na

RE: Using Expression Language (EL) To Access ActionSupport Class Properties

ruts.apache.org > Subject: Using Expression Language (EL) To Access ActionSupport Class > Properties > > > We are building a new web application that uses both JSecurity > (http://cwiki.apache.org/confluence/display/KI/Index, now known as Ki) and > Struts 2 (version 2.1.

Using Expression Language (EL) To Access ActionSupport Class Properties

We are building a new web application that uses both JSecurity (http://cwiki.apache.org/confluence/display/KI/Index, now known as Ki) and Struts 2 (version 2.1.6). In many of the JSPs for this application, we need to provide a dynamic String value to the JSecurity tag library's hasAnyRoles tag.