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  | | | R: R: Reading generated html | R: R: Reading generated html 2007-01-24 - By Marcello Savino
Back Cause i need to submit the html content to a servlet to analyze the html code
Marcello Savino ALDEBRA S.p.A. tel. 0461302441
-- --Messaggio originale-- -- Da: Dave Newton [mailto:newton.dave@(protected)] Inviato: mercoled? 24 gennaio 2007 14.24 A: Struts Users Mailing List Oggetto: Re: R: Reading generated html
--- Marcello Savino wrote: > As you can see (value="<%=request%>") the data setted is jsp is not of > type string. > I'm pretty sure cause i use to pass the request object to an other > similar bean (with other purpose) and it works fine !
I didn't know you could do that (or I forgot; don't know which). I thought I thought <%= ... %> basically called toString on everything.
Now... *why* would you want to do this?! It strikes me as being a pretty Bad Idea.
Dave
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