Leaving aside the issue that you really shouldn't be spitting HTML out
of calls to action methods, the answer to your question is no. JSPs are
aren't processed 'recursively' like that; you can't have the result of
evaluating something in a JSP be something that needs evaluating.
Why do you want this? It sounds like you're trying to do too much of
your presentation logic in action code, which is generally a bad idea.
If you describe what you're trying to achieve, someone can probably
suggest a better approach.
L.
shai200 wrote:
No, I want the output of my action to be yet another Struts tag (with an s:
suffix) which is translated into its HTML equivalent - so for example:
If my JSP file includes:
<s:property value="property1">
then the output of myAction.getProperty1 will be the following code:
<s:property value="property2">
and that in turn returns "Hello".
So I want the outcome to be "Hello" on the screen.
Another example:
<s:property value="mytextbox">
and the output of that will be
<s:textfield value="hello".... >
and I want the result to be a text field displaying the string "hello"
inside it.
Etcetera...
newton.dave wrote:
--- shai200 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Second question - how can I use struts tags as output (i.e.
<s:textarea>)?
Can Struts in turn convert them into HTML code by outputting Struts HTML
tag using <s:property > ?
You mean you want to display the (escaped) HTML created by a tag?
d.
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