If "/foo" is mapped to "FooForm" bean, you can use
<bean:write name="FooForm" property="xxx" /> without changes to your <html:form>. bean:write will look in scopes for an object called "FooForm". This has no effect with using html:form or not - assuming FooForm is in session or request scope ! If you've got problem with this, perhaps you don't have such an existing bean in scope. (look at the scope you setted in struts-config.xml). <html:form> with a type attribute will create one if there's none. <html: tags can work without such a bean, just displaying no initial data. Nico > Hi there, yet another question... > > Is there an easy way to just display some form bean > properties? > Let's say I've got a form defined as > > <html:form action="/foo"> > <html:text property="bar" /> > </html:form> > > Now I just want to display an additional value from > the form bean as configured in the struts-config.xml > file. > As there's no <html:write> I have to use <bean:write> > which on the other hand requires a "name". > To get things working I have to change the first line > to > <html:form type="com.yoyodyne.FooAction" type="FooForm" > action="/foo"> > > Is there a more elegant and less redundant way? > > ...Michael... > > -- > To unsubscribe, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > For additional commands, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> For additional commands, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
