问题
So according to my JSP reference book, as well as every other reference I can find on the web, I'm supposed to be able to do something like:
<%@ tag dynamic-attributes="dynamicAttributesVar" %>
and then when someone uses an attribute that I didn't define in an attribute directive, I should be able to access that attribute from the "dynamicAttributesVar" map:
<%= dynamicAttributesVar.get("someUnexpectedAttribute") %>
However, that doesn't work, at all; I just get a "dynamicAttributesVar cannot be resolved" error when I try.
Now, I did discover (by looking at the generated Java class for the tag) that I can "hack" a working dynamic attributes variable by doing:
<% Map dynamicAttributesVar = _jspx_dynamic_attrs; %>
Now, that hack doesn't work unless I also use the dynamic-attributes parameter on my tag directive, so it seems that the parameter is doing something.
But what I want to know is, how can I make it do what it does for every other JSP user out there?
回答1:
Isn't "dynamicAttributesVar" the name of the key in the page context that the dynamic attributes are put into? So you could do
<c:out value="${dynamicAttributesVar.someUnexpectedAttributes}"/>
or if you must use scriptlets:
Map dynamicAttributes = (Map) pageContext.getAttribute("dynamicAttributesVar")
(Disclaimer: I haven't tried it, I've just used dynamic attributes in tags with direct Java implementations... but it seems reasonable)
回答2:
Just trying to get a badge for answering a four year old question.
I have this problem as well and came across some help at O'Reilly to use JSTL instead of scriptlets.
The original poster could have used this code to get all keys/values:
<c:forEach items="${dynamicAttributesVar}" var="a">
${a.key}="${a.value}"
</c:forEach>
This would get a specific value:
<c:out value="${dynamicAttributesVar['someUnexpectedAttribute']}"/>
来源:https://stackoverflow.com/questions/762588/how-do-i-make-dynamic-attributes-work-in-jsp-tag-files