Re: JSP BEAN RETRIEVAL
Vittorix wrote:
Arne Vajh?Wj wrote:
because I couldn't find a solution, I'm using a scriplet inside the
JSP that does the job:
int numBooks = Integer.parseInt(request.getParameter("numBook"));
for (int i=1; i<=numBooks; i++)
{
String bookBeanS = "bookBeanBeg" + i + "";
p4Solution.BookBean bookBean = null;
bookBean = (p4Solution.BookBean)
session.getAttribute(bookBeanS);
out.write(bookBean.getSeq_no()); }
JSP pages with scriptlets with out.print/write should not
be able to pass code review.
what do you mean? it works great
He means that the presence of scriptlet in a JSP is a "bad" mark in a code
review. It presents maintenance difficulties, and obviates the natural
separation of view artifacts from logic artifacts. It also represents that
you left a bug unfixed, in that the <c:forEach> idiom should work, so from an
organizational standpoint that remains an open issue.
I have known a few people who had Marty Hall as a teacher. He took off ten
points from an assignment submission for each line of scriptlet in a JSP.
<http://www.apl.jhu.edu/~hall/>
--
Lew
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