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http://nagoya.apache.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=26684

<bean:write/> causes incorrect table rendering when writing an empty string property





------- Additional Comments From [EMAIL PROTECTED]  2004-02-05 17:01 -------
I don't mean that it is rendered wrong.  In my example code, the <td></td> is 
not outputted at all, even though it surrounds the <bean:write/>.  Also, if 
you look in my example code, even if nothing was outputted by the 
<bean:write>, the output should be <td>&nbsp;</td> since I've included a 
&nbsp; after the bean:write.  Instead, the entire block of html, including the 
<td></td> is ommitted from the output.  I've verified the actual HTML source 
produced, I'm not going off of visual rendering of the page.  

I suppose it's possible that this is specific to my deployment environment, 
but I don't see how that could affect  the rendering of the bean tag.

I don't really have an explanation for how or why it could possibly do this, 
but I can reproduce it easily.  I don't want anything additional outputted by 
the bean:write, only that the <td> tags surrounding it actually get outputted.

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