Didn't like the JSTL Result suggestion, I guess ;-). As a JavaBean,
BasicDynaBean only exposes two properties: "dynaClass" and "class" (both are
read-only). So, that's all JSTL can get out of a BasicDynaBean instance. The
Struts tags, on the other hand, leverage BeanUtils/PropertyUtils so they're
perfectly capable of dealing with DynaBean properties. This is the Struts
equivalent to your JSTL snippet, but it'll actually work if "person" is a DynaBean:
<bean:define id="seq" name="person" property="seq"/>
Quoting jack beany <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Short and simple this time,
>
> What's best practice on displaying (in either jstl or struts) values from
> within a BasicDynaBean?
>
> Ideally want a working version of <c:set var="seq" value="${person.seq}"/>
>
> RowSetDynaClass is one of the best things in struts but has to be one of the
>
> worst documented.
>
> Thanks!
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