Just as an addition I can do this
<jsp:useBean id="Constants" class="ie.jestate.web.Constants"/>
<c:set var="emailNotifications" value="${EMAIL_NOTIFICATIONS}"></c:set><c:out value="${emailNotifications.priceRangeStart}"/>
<c:out value="${emailNotifications.priceRangeEnd}"/>
<c:forEach items="${emailNotifications.urbanAreas}" var="urbanArea">
<c:out value="${urbanArea.name}"/>
</c:forEach>And it works fine, but really what I am trying to get here is the value of using Constants in
both my Actions and my ( JSTL based ) jsp's.
Perhaps this is just something that never occured to the writers of the JSTL spec ?
--b
Bryan Hunt wrote:
Ok, tearing my hair out right now and extremely confused.
If you look at the Java Technology Forums you will see a rather nice little pattern that
someone called evnafets has created, it allows you to use a single Constants class
both in your Actions and in your JSP pages ...
It uses reflection to add it's static final members to a map which can then be accessed by JSTL lik
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