Hi Nitin,
Your problem is in your "items" attribute on the forEach tag. You are
passing it a string-- you need to pass it the actual object. Like this:
...
<c:forEach var="directory" items="${CONTEXT_STRUCTURE.directories}">
...
You were not giving it as an expression (ie. the ${ ... }), so c:forEach
was was interpreting it as a string and iterating over the tokens in the
string. Give it a try as an expression and it should fix your problem.
Hope this was able to help.
-Christian
nitin dubey wrote:
>Hello,
>
>My JSP code looks like this..
>
><c:if test="${! empty CONTEXT_STRUCTURE.directories}">
><c:forEach var="directory"
>items="CONTEXT_STRUCTURE.directories" >
><tr>
><td width="57%"><c:out value="${directory.name}"
>/></td>
><td width="22%">Template</td>
><td width="21%"> </td>
></tr>
></c:forEach>
></c:if>
>
>
>CONTEXT_STRUCTURE will return an Object of class
>ContextStructure from the session scope. The sole two
>members in ContextStructure class is ArrayList
>directories, Arraylist files with its setters and
>getters. This ArrayList further has ContextItem class
>instances that has properties like name and path with
>its setters and getters.
>
>I am getting an exception
>
>Unable to find a value for "name" in object of class
>"java.lang.String" using operator "."
>
>when I try to access the name property of the
>ContextItem object as in the JSP code.
>
>Could anyone tell me where I am getting wrong ?
>
>Regards,
>
>
>Nitin Dubey
>
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