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1 comments so far (post your own) View All Comments Latest 10 Comments:Thanks for this great tutorial. I have a question though:
Suppose you have class A with two methods, getMethod1() and getMethod2(String str).
In a web app, you can do the following:
A objectA = new A();
request.setAtrribute("objectA", objectA)
then in a jsp you can do the following EL:
${objectA.method1}
What would be the syntax for using method2, that takes a parameter?
I tried both ${objectA.method["string"]} and ${objectA.method("string")}, but it doesn't seem to work.
Posted by lyassa on Saturday, 09.6.08 @ 03:18am | #77367