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Posted to dev@struts.apache.org by bu...@apache.org on 2003/08/07 15:29:15 UTC
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New custom tag to print LabelValueBean label
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New custom tag to print LabelValueBean label
Summary: New custom tag to print LabelValueBean label
Product: Struts
Version: Unknown
Platform: Other
OS/Version: Other
Status: NEW
Severity: Enhancement
Priority: Other
Component: Custom Tags
AssignedTo: struts-dev@jakarta.apache.org
ReportedBy: shl@vlinkmail.com
In some cases I need to show a form bean on a JSP without any <html:form ..>
and <html:select ..> + <html:optionsCollection ..> batch (for example
transaction approving, data printing in reports, etc), for that purposes I can
use code like the following:
<c:forEach var="it" items="{applicaitonScope.countryArr}">
<c:if test="${it.value==addr.countryId}"><c:out
value='${it.label}' /></c:if>
</c:forEach>
But it is clearer to use a custom tag for this purpose:
<websms:lvref bean="addr" property="countryId" items="countryArr"
itemsScope="application" />
I think that a custom tag with described functionality should be a part of
Struts release.
In addition, I think that implementing this enchancement request and 10552
introduce some kind of new Struts entities, I call them "form constants".
I have an implemetation of that custom tag (lvref -- LabelValueReferenceTag),
if someone decide that he need it, I am ready to share it, with examples and
docs.
PS And sorry for English :)
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