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specifying dynamic value for logic:equal
Hi,
Let me briefly explain the problem - I am using a select box in edit
page and wanted to use simple text corresponding to the selected value
in view page. My select box consists of the following :
Label One ---> value 1
Label Two ---> value 2
Label Three ---> value 3
I am using html:select and html:options in edit page and it works great.
However, my form bean only stores the value of the property, and in
the view page, I need to convert the value of the property back to
label. How do I do this without using scriptlets? I thought of using
logic:iterate and logic:equal tags, but logic:equal tag requires a
constant value which does not work for me as my select box is generated
from the values from database. I thought of creating another property
corresponding to label in form bean, but is there any better solution to
this?
Thanks,
nsr
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Re: specifying dynamic value for logic:equal
Posted by keithBacon <ke...@yahoo.com>.
Code posted below - hope it makes sense.
Keith.
--- Srinivasarao Nandiwada <sr...@netscape.net> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Let me briefly explain the problem - I am using a select box in edit
> page and wanted to use simple text corresponding to the selected value
> in view page. My select box consists of the following :
>
> Label One ---> value 1
> Label Two ---> value 2
> Label Three ---> value 3
>
> I am using html:select and html:options in edit page and it works great.
> However, my form bean only stores the value of the property, and in
> the view page, I need to convert the value of the property back to
> label. How do I do this without using scriptlets? I thought of using
> logic:iterate and logic:equal tags, but logic:equal tag requires a
> constant value which does not work for me as my select box is generated
> from the values from database. I thought of creating another property
> corresponding to label in form bean, but is there any better solution to
> this?
>
============================================================
In form bean get/setLinkSelectionOption. These are the values
as stored on DB.
User sees the labels.
============================================================
In jsp.
<html:select name="linkListForm" property="linkSelectionOption" >
<html:options collection="linkSelectionOptions"
property="option"
labelProperty="label" />
</html:select>
===========================================================
The class referred to.
package com.biff.biffapp1.app;
import java.util.ArrayList;
import com.biff.utils.ZUtils;
/**
* The option object
* plus static methods to return the array list of the real data.
* dodgy having list underneath the single list item object -qq?
*/
public final class LinkSelectionOption extends Object {
private final static String THIS_NAME = "LinkSelectionOption";
private String lsOption = null;
private String lsLabel = null;
LinkSelectionOption(String lsOption, String lsLabel) {
this.lsOption = lsOption;
this.lsLabel = lsLabel;
}
public String getOption() {
return lsOption;
}
public void setOption(String lsOption) { //never called!
this.lsOption = lsOption;
}
public String getLabel() {
return lsLabel;
}
// needed qq?
public void setLabel(String lsLabel) {
this.lsLabel = lsLabel;
}
static private void dbmi(String message) {
ZUtils.writeLog(THIS_NAME, ZUtils.INFO_LEVEL, message);
}
static private void dbmd(String message) {
ZUtils.writeLog(THIS_NAME, ZUtils.DEBUG_LEVEL, message);
}
static private void dbmw(String message) {
ZUtils.writeLog(THIS_NAME, ZUtils.WARNING_LEVEL, message);
}
static private ArrayList displayTypeOptions = null;
static public ArrayList getLinkSelectionOptions() {
if (displayTypeOptions == null) {
displayTypeOptions = new ArrayList(12);
displayTypeOptions.add(new LinkSelectionOption("allLinks", "All Links"));
displayTypeOptions.add(new LinkSelectionOption("myLinks" , "Only My
Links"));
}
return displayTypeOptions;
}
static public String getDefaultOption() {
String sss =
((LinkSelectionOption)getLinkSelectionOptions().get(0)).getOption();
dbmd("getDefaultOption: returning:"+ sss);
return sss;
}
} // end Class LinkSelectionOption
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