Absolutely, there is interest.
Being able to specify requests parameters without needing to create a map would be a wonderful thing. Every developer that I have introduced to Struts requests this very same thing.
Instead of instructing developers to use a non-standard map creation tag (as Martin suggested), or introducing a JSTL dependency (as David suggested), why not make this minor enhancement and make the existing <html:link> tag easier to use?
Struts newbies everywhere will be thanking you (by complaining about other Struts shortcomings rather than this one).
- Dave
David Graham wrote:
The JSTL already provides this functionality and the current Struts workarounds seem fine to me. Instead of duplicating standard tags in Struts we could subclass <c:url> to allow looking up Struts actions and other relevant functionality <html:link> provides.
David
--- Joe Germuska <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Has anyone done anything about this:
Chris Bare wrote:
Is there any interest in a ParameterTag that would allow parameters to be added to the URL generated by LinkTag? Something that would allow you to do create links like so:
(from 2003-07-03, see http://marc.theaimsgroup.com/?l=struts-dev&m=105726259312808&w=2)
Craig indicated that he thought it made sense http://marc.theaimsgroup.com/?l=struts-dev&m=105726389314243&w=2
This issue has come up twice this morning with developers here. I'm just wondering if anyone has actually written the code (Chris?)
Joe
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