Hi Alf,
Yes, removing the value attribute should do exactly as you want. From
the documentation
value: Value to which this field should be initialized. [Use the
corresponding bean property value] [RT Expr]
The default value of value (this is confusing :-)) is described in the
square brackets. So if you don't specify the value attribute, the
default will be taken, which is to use the value from the bean.
Gollo.
-----Original Message-----
From: Alf Konrath [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, 13 September 2001 2:38 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: shown variable value in <html:text>-input
Hi Gollo,
thanks for your help, but the population to the bean isn't my problem,
that works well.
my problem is displaying the value of that JSPBeanProperty, that was
entered already or read from a database.
in 'normal' jsp-development i would use:
<input type="text" name="propertyname" value="<%= bean.getPropertyname()
%>">
and for that bean.getPropertyname()-call i search the solution with the
html:text-tag
Do you have another idea???
Regards,
alf
Sean Gollschewsky wrote:
>
> Try removing the value attribute altogether, eg
>
> <html:text name="nameOfJSPBean"
> property="nameOfPropertyOfJSPBean">
>
> That should populate the text field with the value of the field in
> nameOfJSPBean.
>
> Cheers,
>
> Gollo.
> ______
>
