Yes.
Milan Milanovic wrote:
>
> O.K. Thank you.
>
> Should getExpired() method return boolean ?
>
> --
> Thx, Milan
>
>
> dusty wrote:
>>
>> <s:iterator value="fruits">
>> <%
>> Calendar cal = Calendar.getInstance();
>> cal.setTime(new Date());
>> int monthNow = cal.get(Calendar.MONTH);
>> cal.setTime(date); //fruit.getDate()
>> int monthFruit = cal.get(Calendar.MONTH);
>> if(monthNow == monthFruit){
>> %>
>> delete delete
>> <%}%>
>> </s:iterator>
>>
>> If you don't like the script in the page then you can create a public
>> method on fruit called getExpired. fruit.getExpired() does the same
>> calendar work as above based on the internal date value and the current
>> date and returns a boolen. In that case:
>>
>> <s:iterator value="fruits">
>> <s:if test="expired">
>> delete delete
>> </s:if?
>> </s:iterator>
>>
>> Depending on how you are doing persistance (JPA on
>> getters/fields/whatever) you may have to mark this getter as
>> transient....
>>
>>
>> Milan Milanovic wrote:
>>>
>>> Hi,
>>>
>>> I have a list of Fruit's of type class Fruit { String name; Date date;
>>> }, and I show those fruits using iterator in my .jsp, like this:
>>> <s:iterator value="fruits"> ... </s:iterator>. Well I need to show some
>>> options (e.g., delete fruit) to user if fruit's date is in the current
>>> month, how can I check this in my .jsp (inside iterator tag) ?
>>>
>>> --
>>> Thx in advance, Milan Milanovic
>>>
>>
>>
>
>
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