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Date: Tue, 17 Apr 2007 17:06:04 -0700 (PDT)
From: Dave Newton <newton.dave@yahoo.com>
Subject: Re: JSTL and the Value Stack
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--- Ray Clough <ray@allthisisthat.com> wrote:
> My Action has a method "public Exporter
> getExporter()".  If I use the struts2 
> tags I can access the "exporter" with 
> <s:iterator value="exporter.nameValuePairs" >, 
> and it works fine.  If I use the jstl syntax 
> <c:forEach items="${exporter.dataMatrices}"
> var="matrix" >, nothing is found.  How do 
> I get the jstl tag to work here? 

Without knowing what an Exporter is, I don't really
know. 

You're using two different property names; did you
mean to? 

Does Exporter follow JavaBean naming conventions for
both of the properties you're accessing?

Use <s:iterator.../> but handle the inner loop with
JSTL/JSP EL?

d.


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