I figured that it's not a JDK issue and it is an
application server issue. I use OC4J (Oracle IAS) and
I'm upgrading from a version that supports JSP 1.1 to
the one that is certified for JSP 1.2.
So, could this be a JSP 1.1 - 1.2 compatibility issue?
The JSP Compiler of the OC4J container doesn't seem to
recognize the bean:define tags embedded inside Struts
logic tags.
See JSP code snippet below:
<logic:present name="userRequest" scope="session">
<bean:define id="userRequest" name="userRequest"
scope="session" type="dsap.business.UserRequest"/>
<bean:define id="employee" name="userRequest"
property="employee" type="dsap.business.Employee" />
<bean:define id="userModuleList" name="userRequest"
property="userModuleList" />
</logic:present>
And I get an error message when I access the
"userRequest" bean's properties in my JSP:
eg.
<html:text name="formBean" property="reqType"
value="<%=userRequest.getReqType()%>" />
Error:
JspServlet: unable to dispatch to requested page:
oracle.jsp.provider.JspCompileException: Errors
compiling:[jsp src:line #:133] cannot resolve symbol:
variable userRequest
Any idea on what could be wrong here? Is there any
workaround for this?
I would not want to use JSTL as I have some time
constraints.
Any help will be greatly appreciated.
Thanks,
Shyam
--- Dave Newton <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Shyam Anand wrote:
>
> >I have issues with struts-logic tags...I'm not
> using JSTL.
> >
> >
> Whoops.
>
> I'm running 1.4.2 w/o any struts tag issues
> (including 'logic').
> (Tomcat, WinXP, 1.4.2_08)
>
> Why not switch to JSTL anyway, though?
>
> Dave
>
>
>
>
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