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| | | -none- | -none- 2007-08-31 - By Arup Francis
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Oops sorry! yes thats rite...
well my requirement was getting the equivalent of <%=
request.getParameter("paramname") %> in
struts2 using s2 tags alone and for that we have to look into parameters
object and not the request object. My understanding was tat since request
parameters wud be coming under the request object I have to get it from
there and so I was trying this in vain <s:property
value="#request['paramName']" />
Arup
newton.dave wrote:
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> --- afp <arup.francis@(protected)> wrote:
>> To access the request object in the jsp using
>> struts2 tags this is what we have to do
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> <s:property value="#parameters['paramName']" />
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> For the sake of completeness this accesses request
> parameters, not the request object.
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> d.
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