Pierre Goupil wrote:
Ho yes ! Here's a clean way to fill a map in a JSP ! By clean, I mean
without a scriptlet that a Web developper wouldn't understand. Great !
I doubt whether web developer with no programming background would
understand JSTL solution either...
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Mikolaj Rydzewski <[EMAIL P
Hi all again, and thank you for the fast support ! ^ ^
link
Ho yes ! Here's a clean way to fill a map in a JSP ! By clean, I mean
without a scriptlet that a Web developper wouldn't understand. Great !
This is something t
- Original Message -
From: "Pierre Goupil" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To:
Sent: Tuesday, December 05, 2006 9:39 AM
Subject: more than one parameter in a link
Hi again !
Yes, of course, but it seems that doign things this way, you loose all
other
parameters of the request like, in
Pierre Goupil wrote:
Yes, of course, but it seems that doign things this way, you loose all
other
parameters of the request like, in particular, the jsessionid. Am I
right or
wrong ?
Wrong. c:url rewrites url if necessary. Unfortunately it's not xhtml
aware and will produce & as param separato
Hi again !
Yes, of course, but it seems that doign things this way, you loose all other
parameters of the request like, in particular, the jsessionid. Am I right or
wrong ? If right, is there a workaround ?
Regards,
Pierre
eg:
My Link
Thanks,
Nuwan
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"L'une des raisons pour les
Pierre Goupil wrote:
http://localhost/myApp/myAction.do?type=2&id=12
Of course, I could use a Map from my bean. But the problem is that, in my
case, the bean have no way to know which value to give to the JSP :
it's the
JSP and it only who knows the values...
link
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Mikolaj Rydzewski <[E
use JSTL c:url tag.
eg:
My Link
Thanks,
Nuwan
- Original Message -
From: "Pierre Goupil" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To:
Sent: Tuesday, December 05, 2006 6:51 AM
Subject: more than one parameter in a link
Hi, Strutsers !
For my first question here, I would lik
Hi, Strutsers !
For my first question here, I would like to know how to make an
which would contain more than one parameter without having to use a bean
property.
For example, I would like to be able to generate such a link :
http://localhost/myApp/myAction.do?type=2&id=12
Of course, I could
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