oscar perez wrote:
<s:if test="typeCompany.equalsIgnoreCase('CUSTOMER')">
<s:set name="companyType" value="%{'customer'}/>
....
and then I try to use the proper name in the form tags like that:
<s:textfield name="%{companyType}.name" value="%{%{companyType}.name}"/>
I see what you're trying to do; you're asking OGNL to evaluate
companyType first, and use the string result in the outer expression to
evaluate.
The %{} notation won't do this for you. According to the OGNL guide you
should use parentheses to evaluate part of the expression as a unit and
change the evlatulation order [1]
eg
<s:textfield name="%{(companyType).name}" value="%{(companyType).name}"/>
Haven't tried that myself.
see : Parenthetical Expressions
[1] http://www.ognl.org/basicExpressions.html
As a side note though... I don't like your approach. As your four
objects share the same interface you should have just one property
called Enterprise and your form should address that. Your action should
implement Preparable and instantiate the appropriate concrete
implementation prior to the params being set. If you use the
params-prepare-params stack you can pass parameters to your action, then
instantiate the appropriate concrete implementation, then set the
parameters on the implementation.
regards,
Jromy Evans
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