Perhaps, because buzzlabs.view.EnumHelpers
Is not an actionbean while buzzlabs.view.FormViewHelper is ?
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From: Fabio Fonseca [mailto:draco...@gmail.com]
Sent: Friday, September 11, 2009 12:37 PM
To: Stripes Users List
Subject: [Stripes-users] options-enumeration
After losing a loooooooot of time trying to figure it out by myself, I give up.
why this line of code works:
[...]
<s:select name="">
<s:option value="">
<fmt:message key="filter.siteType"/>...
</s:option>
<s:options-enumeration enum="buzzlabs.view.EnumHelpers.SiteType" />
Trying to populate the Select field with a ENUM. Only works when I write the
full qualified name on the enum="" field.
while this one don't:
<s:useActionBean beanclass="buzzlabs.view.EnumHelpers" id="EnumHelper" />
<s:select name="">
<s:option value="">
<fmt:message key="filter.siteType"/>...
</s:option>
<s:options-enumeration enum="${EnumHelper.SiteType}" />
Trying also to populate the Select field, but using the useActionBean tag like
I did with a collection instead of a ENUM.
While still this one works too!
<s:useActionBean beanclass="buzzlabs.view.FormViewHelper" id="formHelper"/>
<fmt:message key="filter.state"/>
<s:select name="state">
<s:option value="">
<fmt:message key="filter.state"/>...
</s:option>
<s:options-collection collection="${formHelper.geoLocation}"
value="id" label="estado"/>
</s:select>
Populating the select with a Collection works ok.
But why?! can't understand it!
Cheers,
Fabio
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