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Posted to user@struts.apache.org by Michael McGrady <mi...@michaelmcgrady.com> on 2004/04/24 18:04:12 UTC

parentBeanMapProp("childBeanMap").childBeanMapProp("whatever")

A bean map is a bean based on beans as shown in the Struts documentation as 
a StringBean (http://jakarta.apache.org/struts/faqs/indexedprops.html).  I 
want to know whether these can be nested such that the first (parent) 
mapped bean returns a StringBean and the second (child) mapped bean returns 
a String.  



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Declarative Exception handling in JSP's

Posted by Jim Kennedy <jg...@mindspring.com>.
I have the struts declarative exception handling system working fine.
However, it does not seem to catch JSPExceptions that occur in JSP's (i.e.
org.apache.jasper.JasperException).  I there a way to do this other than the
built-in java spec way using isErrorPage="true" page directive.  I admit JSP
errors are uncommon for me, but I still get the ugly stack trace from Tomcat
when something unexpected occurs.

Thanks for any help.

PS, I don't like the isErrorPage="true" method because I use template pages
that have lots of includes.  isErrorPage="true" does not work well for me.
I have 6 template pages and about 100 include pages.  It only makes sense to
place the isError on the template pages.  But they are also errorPage as
well.  See my problem with this technique.  Much better if struts handles
it.

Thanks again


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