If you have a request- or session-scoped regular formBean called "myform",
a simple call like this will output the value of property "myfield"
<c:out value="${myform.myfield}" />
But with dynaBean, you have to qualify the property name with "map":
<c:out value="${myform.map.myfield}" />
Hope that helps!
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grab form bean was Re: form reset
Hey guys,
Thanks for the response on my first question. Turns out I'm an idiot and
was pre-filling a form element via the value parameter of a <html-el...>
tag.
However this now leads to a second question. How do I grab the form bean
and the fields? I'd like to print the value of a form field either on an
error or success.
Searching the list, it looks like I can do something like this:
<jsp:useBean id="myform" class="package.class" scope="session"/>
<c:out value="${myform.myField}"/>
Trying this in my app doesn't seem to work... any clues?
I have my <action... > setup with scope "session" and my forward "success"
with a redirect of "false".
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