If you're using the regular tag library - you can use ${variableName}
in the location, page, action or forward attribute of your menu item.
This will look in all scopes (including request parameters) for a
variable with that name. If you're using the EL version of the taglib,
you can use JSTL's syntax - i.e. ${param.paramName},
${requestScope.myVariable}.
HTH,
Matt
On Aug 5, 2004, at 10:40 AM, Sebastien Brunot wrote:
Hi,
And sorry if it is a newby question :
I’m using struts menu 2.2 with Struts 1.1 to display a tabbed menu on
a page that displays a business object : under the first tab is
diaplayed a first group of information about the business object,
under the second tab is displayed another group of informations, etc…
When the user clicks on a tab, the action on the other side need to
know which business object is concerned…
Here is my question : how can i add a dynamicaly valued parameter to
the URL of each tab ?
(When the page is displaying the business object which id is
« 12345 », i want the URL associated with my (for example) first tab
to be « myaction.do?id=12345 ». When the page is dislpaying the
business object which id is « 9999 », i want the URL associated with
my (for example) first tab to be « myaction.do?id=9999 ». => What is
the standard way of doing this with Struts menu ?
Thanks for your help,
Sebastien
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