On 6/15/07, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

Hello Niall,

Actually I did a mistake when i wrote my email, because i already do what
you told me to do, so I still have the same problem:

<%= TEST %>
<% Collection col = (Collection)request.getSession().getAttribute(
"cautionVos"); %>
<%= col.size() %>
<%= col.isEmpty() %>

<logic:notEmpty name="cautionVOs" scope="session">
      <tr>
            <td align="center" colspan="2">
                  <table class="result">
                        <tr>
                              <td class="header"></td>
                              <td class="header"><b>Date du paiement</b></
td>
                              <td class="header"><b>Mode du paiement</b></
td>
                              <td class="header"><b>Compte de facturation</
b></td>
                              <td class="header"><b>Montant</b></td>
                              <td class="header"><b>Commentaire</b></td>
                        </tr>
                  </table>


                  <div style="overflow:auto; height:100px;">
                        <table class="result">
                              <logic:iterate name="cautionVOs" id=
"remPayVO" type="RemPayVO">
                                    <tr>
                                          <td><html:radio styleClass=
"radio" name="remPayVO"
                                                      property="paymentId"
                                                      value="<%=
remPayVO.getPaymentId().toString() %>"
                                                      onclick="forward
('prepare','/modifycautionmanagement.do','ModifyCautionForm');waiting();"
/>
                                          </td>
                                          <td><bean:write name="remPayVO"
property="dateModifStatut" /></td>
                                          <td><bean:write name="remPayVO"
property="modePay" /></td>
                                          <td><bean:write name=
"ModifyCautionForm"
                                                      property=
"compteFacturation" /></td>
                                          <td><bean:write name="remPayVO"
property="montant" /></td>
                                          <td><bean:write name="remPayVO"
property="commentaire" /></td>
                                    </tr>
                              </logic:iterate>
                        </table>
                  </div>

                  </td>
            </tr>
      </logic:notEmpty>

I really think that the problem is with the <logic:notEmpty> tag, because
not even my first table is displayed in the JSP.

In your original mail you said that you were getting an exception with
the message "No Collection Found" - the "not empty" tag doesn't throw
an exception with that message - but the "iterate" tag does.

And I have an exception if i do
<% Collection col = (Collection)request.getSession().getAttribute(
"cautionVos"); %>

Its hard to help without you telling us details of the exception - and
preferably stack trace.

If I were having the kind of problems you are I would simplify (i.e.
remove a load of stuff) my jsp page - start with just the
<logic:notEmpty> - get that working and then start adding back in the
rest of the page bit by bit.

Niall

Does anyone have any idea?

Marianne

On 6/14/07, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I am having some problems with getting a session attribut in my JSP.
>
> A have a JSP where the user can make a search based on information he
must
> enter in a form.
> The result of the search must be displayed in a table.
>
> To display the result I do:
>
> <logic:notEmpty name="cautionVOs" scope="session">
>       <tr>
>             <td>
>             <div style="overflow:auto; height:100px;">
>             <table class="result">
>             <logic:iterate id="cautionVOs" name="remPayVO" type
="RemPayVO">
>                   <tr>
>                         <td><html:radio styleClass="radio" name
="remPayVO"
>                                                       property
="paymentId"
>                                                       value="<%=
> remPayVO.getPaymentId().toString() %>"
>                                                       onclick="forward
> ('prepare','/modifycautionmanagement.do','ModifyCautionForm');waiting();"
> />
>                         </td>
>                         <td><bean:write name="remPayVO" property=
> "dateModifStatut" /></td>
>                         <td><bean:write name="remPayVO" property
="modePay"
> /></td>
>                         <td><bean:write name="ModifyCautionForm" property
=
> "compteFacturation" /></td>
>                         <td><bean:write name="remPayVO" property
="montant"
> /></td>
>                         <td><bean:write name="remPayVO" property=
> "commentaire" /></td>
>                   </tr>
>
>             </logic:iterate>
>             </table>
>             </div>
>
>
>             </td>
>       </tr>
> </logic:notEmpty>
>
> The problem is that I get the error javax.servlet.jsp.jspException: No
> Collection found, and i think i get it with <logic:notEmpty name=
> "cautionVOs" scope="session">
>
> Here is a piece of my Action class:
> *****
> ModifyCautionForm modifyCautionForm = (ModifyCautionForm)form;
> errors = modifyCautionForm.validate(mapping, request);
> purgeSession(request);
>
> RechercheCautionVO rechercheCautionVO = new RechercheCautionVO();
>
>
rechercheCautionVO.setCompteFacturation(modifyCautionForm.getCompteFacturation

> ());
> rechercheCautionVO.setPaymentMethod(modifyCautionForm.getModePay());
> rechercheCautionVO.setMontant(modifyCautionForm.getMontant());
> rechercheCautionVO.setDate(date);
> rechercheCautionVO.setPaymentID(modifyCautionForm.getPaymentID());
> rechercheCautionVO.setBanque(modifyCautionForm.getBanque());
> rechercheCautionVO.setAgence(modifyCautionForm.getAgence());
> rechercheCautionVO.setCompte(modifyCautionForm.getCompte());
> rechercheCautionVO.setNumPiece(modifyCautionForm.getNumPiece());
>
> Collection cautions = null;
>
> try {
>       PaymentDelegate payDelegate = new PaymentDelegate();
>       cautions = payDelegate.getAccountCaution(rechercheCautionVO);
>       log.debug("*** cautions size " + cautions.size());
>       log.debug("*** cautions is empty? " + cautions.isEmpty());
>
>       request.getSession().setAttribute( SESSION_REMPAYVOS, cautions);
>       Collection col = (Collection)request.getSession
> ().getAttribute(SESSION_REMPAYVOS);
>       log.debug("*** cautions is empty? " + col.isEmpty());
>       modifyCautionForm.setCautionVOs(cautions);
>
>       Iterator it = modifyCautionForm.getCautionVOs().iterator();
>       while(it.hasNext()){
>             RemPayVO rpVO = (RemPayVO)it.next();
>             log.debug("paymentID: " + rpVO.getPaymentId());
>       }
>
> ****
>
> (SESSION_REMPAYVOS = "cautionVOs")
>
>
> When I look at the log I can verify that cautions is not null, and
neither
> is the session attribute.
>
> But if i add
> <% Collection col = (Collection)request.getSession().getAttribute(
> "cautionVos"); %>
> in my JSP right before
> <logic:notEmpty name="cautionVOs" scope="session">
> I get a java.lang.NullPointerException
>
> Somewhere between my action class and my jsp the session attribute is set
> to null.

Are you sure that it is the <logic:notEmpty> that is causing the
problem? The reason I'm asking is that your <logic:iterate> doesn't
seem to tie up with what you have in <logic:notEmpty> and doesn't
match what you say your session attribute is. Looks to me like you
have the "id" and "name"  attributes the wrong way round - should be:

<logic:iterate name="cautionVOs" id="remPayVO" type="RemPayVO">

Niall

> Does anyone have some idea of what is happening??
> Thanks in advance!!
>
> Marianne

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