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Want to Access Key/Value Pairs in Hashtable within jsp

I have done some archive searching and cannot seem to hit this topic.

My business tier is going to be sending me a chunk of data that is delimited
into key/value pairs.  I want to parse this data and put it into a
Hashtable.  I want to be able to access this data from a jsp.

1.  Is Hashtable the correct storage object?

2.  How should the Hashtable be stored on the request, wrapped inside a
bean?

3.  What is the syntax in the jsp to retrieve the values given a key?

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LookupDispatchAction......Button Naming problems

Posted by Rajesh Kalluri <rk...@manduca.com>.
Hi All i have a use cse using a LookupDispatchAction i have a button named
"preview" which i want to change to "Preview".
I tried changing my Action class with the new notation with out luck, also
is it possible to have a different method name than the button, i will have
to internationlize my application and looks like i am stuck. Any ideas would
be appreciated.


Application.properties :

button.media.preview = preview.....want to use Preview or spanish version of
it


Action Class:

protected Map getKeyMethodMap() {

  	Map map = new HashMap();
  	map.put("button.media.preview", "preview");  ......can i trade in
"preview" with some thing else and name the method 									   the same
  	return map;
}

public ActionForward preview(ActionMapping mapping,
    ActionForm form,
    HttpServletRequest request,
    HttpServletResponse response)
  throws IOException, ServletException {

  return mapping.findForward("preview");
}

Regards
Rajesh


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RE: Want to Access Key/Value Pairs in Hashtable within jsp

Posted by Joe Latty <jo...@team2media.com>.
If your using Struts 1.1-b2 check out org.apache.struts.util.LabelValueBean

Joe

-----Original Message-----
From: John Raley [mailto:jb_raley@mindspring.com]
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Subject: Re: Want to Access Key/Value Pairs in Hashtable within jsp


Morycz, Felicia V wrote:

>I have done some archive searching and cannot seem to hit this topic.
>
>My business tier is going to be sending me a chunk of data that is
delimited
>into key/value pairs.  I want to parse this data and put it into a
>Hashtable.  I want to be able to access this data from a jsp.
>
>1.  Is Hashtable the correct storage object?
>
>
Hashtable might be convenient for you but JSP tag libs (especially in
Struts) are very bean-centric.

>2.  How should the Hashtable be stored on the request, wrapped inside a
>bean?
>
>

You could represent the Hashtable as a bean with this API:
dynclass.sourceforge.net

>3.  What is the syntax in the jsp to retrieve the values given a key?
>
>
<jsp:getProperty/> is the "built-in" way, although the Struts
<bean:write> and <bean:define> tags are preferred.

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Check it out: Map -> JavaBean
http://dynclass.sourceforge.net/




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Re: Want to Access Key/Value Pairs in Hashtable within jsp

Posted by John Raley <jb...@mindspring.com>.
Morycz, Felicia V wrote:

>I have done some archive searching and cannot seem to hit this topic.
>
>My business tier is going to be sending me a chunk of data that is delimited
>into key/value pairs.  I want to parse this data and put it into a
>Hashtable.  I want to be able to access this data from a jsp.
>
>1.  Is Hashtable the correct storage object?
>  
>
Hashtable might be convenient for you but JSP tag libs (especially in 
Struts) are very bean-centric.

>2.  How should the Hashtable be stored on the request, wrapped inside a
>bean?
>  
>

You could represent the Hashtable as a bean with this API: 
dynclass.sourceforge.net

>3.  What is the syntax in the jsp to retrieve the values given a key?
>  
>
<jsp:getProperty/> is the "built-in" way, although the Struts 
<bean:write> and <bean:define> tags are preferred.

-- 
Check it out: Map -> JavaBean
http://dynclass.sourceforge.net/




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