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From: John.E.Gregg@mortgage.wellsFargo.COM
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Subject: html:select woes
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Hi all,

I'm trying to figure out how to use the html:select tag and am having no
luck.  When I execute the jsp, I'm getting "Cannot find bean under name
org.apache.struts.taglib.html.BEAN."  I've looked at the docs and the
html-select.jsp example but can't see what's different about my case.  My
struts-config file has this:

<form-bean name="loggersForm" type="com.wfsc.cam.ui.LoggersForm"/>

and this:

<action path="/loggers" 
	  type="com.wfsc.cam.actions.HelloAction" 
	  name="loggersForm" 
	  input="/jsp/loggers.jsp" 
	  validate="false"
	  scope="session">
	<forward name="hello" path="/jsp/loggers.jsp"/>
</action>

I've tried with and without the "input" attr.  My LoggersForm class extends
ActionForm and has one String property called "newLevel" that's null by
default.  I also have a reset() method that nulls-out newLevel.  My jsp does
this:

<html:html>
<jsp:useBean id="loggersForm" scope="session"
class="com.wfsc.cam.ui.LoggersForm"/><html:form action="/loggers.do"/>
<html:select property="newLevel">
<html:option value="one">One</html:option>
</html:select>
<html:submit>Submit</html:select>
</html:html>

The only relevant difference I can see between this and the html-select.jsp
example is that my jsp is under /jsp, but I've tried it both ways and it
doesn't seem to matter.

I'd appreciate a clue.

thanks

john

john gregg
Wells Fargo Service Corporation
Minneapolis, MN

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