Re: if/elseif tag syntax

[Fabian Richter]

I have an update: I enabled the ${certificate.status} in the else branch again and checked the tomcat logs:

getStatus called: 0
getStatus called: 0
getStatus called: 0
getStatus called: 0
getStatus called: 1





${certificate.status}

but not in the test="..." ?


Am 27.06.2013 12:26, schrieb Antonios Gkogkakis:

That would mean that for each if/elseif he doesnt actually call getStatus on the actual certificate, but on a fake (?) one he created on the fly? I think I remember reading something in the Webworks book, that if there is no object he creates it on the fly and then all field are uninitialized which is a 0 for int? Or is that nonsense? And if it might be true, why does he correctly read the object via

if it's called then there is something wrong with the comparison, are you
sure that you don't have a String getStatus somewhere?
What I would do is instead of checking the == 1 in the jsp create a method
on the certificate boolean isValid() { return status==1} and so on.

I know it doesn't answer your original question but it solves the problem
and it's more maintenable IMHO.

Antonios


On 27 June 2013 10:34, Fabian Richter <frich...@mtg.de> wrote:

Am 27.06.2013 11:20, schrieb Antonios Gkogkakis:

  I would temporarily remove  ${certificate.status} from the else and I

would
check if the getStatus is called for the conditionals

Yes, it is called.

I was hoping it wasn't :( What now?

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