Wendy Smoak wrote:
From: "Erik Weber" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
I see now that the problem appears to be that the c tag is assuming "org.foo.ATTRIBUTE" means org.getFoo(), etc. How can I tell the c tag that "org.foo.ATTRIBUTE" is the name of the request attribute, not "org"?
What is the JSTL equivalent of this logic tag? <logic:present name="org.foo.ATTRIBUTE" scope="request">
Since you know it's in request scope, try this: ${requestScope["org.foo.ATTRIBUTE"]}
Dotted names become a problem when you want JSTL to do its usual "find this in any scope" process. But as long as you know where your attribute is (or that it's a request parameter) you can use the implicit objects.
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Thanks Wendy! Just what I needed.
Erik
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