Simply put, the Struts tags pre-date JSTL. The JSTL tags provide
equivalent functionality in many areas and more besides. Since they are
a standard and more complete solution than the equivalent Struts tags,
their use is recommended.
The Struts tags have been kept for backwards compatibility and for those
who are unable to adopt JSTL.
HTH,
L.
Rick Schumeyer wrote:
Can I ask, what is the reason for avoiding the Struts tags and using the
JSTL tags? (It begs the question, what is the purpose of the struts tags?)
Wendy Smoak wrote:
On 12/9/06, Fabio Miranda Hamburger <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
How can I 'send' this array from fooBarStrutsAction.java, and its
method:
public ActionForward execute(...) TO a jsp file, let's say display.jsp?
and by the way, how to access that array within the JSP file.
I think I am missing a crucial concept here, thanks for clarify this.
In your action,
request.setAttribute( "myArray", myArray );
In your JSP use JSTL's <c:forEach> tag to display the values.
(The Struts <logic:iterate> tag can be used instead. While we
recommend JSTL over the equivalent Struts tags, you might want to keep
things simple at first and avoid introducing another library.)
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