问题
There are countless examples out there for my problem, I know, but I went through a lot of them and can't figure out where my mistake is.
I am iterating over an ArrayList(TestSzenario). The class TestSzenario contains a String Variable called name with proper getters and setters.
Here's my code:
<td><select name="selectSzenario" id="selectSzenario" size="1">
<c:forEach items="<%=testszenario.getSzenariosForSummary() %>" var="szenario">
<option>${szenario.name}</option>
</c:forEach></select></td></tr>
My Problem is, the Variable isn't working. I alwas get ${szenario.name} for every option in the select-box. I declared the JSTL-taglib properly and since there are multiple options in the site when done i know the iteration is working. Also I looked in the HTML-sourcecode an the foreach is resolved.
HTML-output:
<tr><td>Szenario:</td>
<td><select name="selectSzenario" id="selectSzenario" size="1">
<option>${szenario.name}</option>
<option>${szenario.name}</option>
</select></td></tr>
EDIT for answer 1: Thank you, but I tried that before:
ArrayList<TestSzenario> szenarioList = testszenario.getSzenariosForSummary();
request.setAttribute("aList", szenarioList);
request.setAttribute("ts", testszenario);
<c:forEach items="${aList}" var="szenario">
<option>${szenario.name}</option>
</c:forEach></select></td></tr>
<c:forEach items="${ts.szenariosForSummary}" var="szenario">
<option>${szenario.name}</option>
</c:forEach></select></td></tr>
But in either case it doesn't even iterate through the List, resulting in only 1 option (the List contains 2 elements).
回答1:
The <%=testszenario.getSzenariosForSummary() %>
will convert the object to String
using String#valueOf(Object)
method and write it straight to the HTTP response. This is not what you want. Even more, you should not be mixing oldschool scriptlets with modern taglibs/EL at all.
You need to make sure that testszenario
is available to EL ${}
. So, just set it as an attribute of page, request, session or application scope beforehand in some servlet like so
request.setAttribute("testszenario", testszenario);
Then you can just access it the usual way:
<c:forEach items="${testszenario.szenariosForSummary}" var="szenario">
See also:
- How to avoid Java code in JSP files?
- Our Servlets wiki page - Hello World #2 may be useful to you
- Our EL wiki page
Update: as to the problem of EL not being interpreted, you've apparently a mismatch between JSTL and container/web.xml
version. Make sure that the versions are properly aligned. E.g. Servlet 3.0 container, version="3.0"
in web.xml
, JSTL 1.2. See also our JSTL wiki page.
See also:
- Our JSTL wiki page - read the section "Help! The expression language (EL, those
${}
things) doesn't work in my JSTL tags!"
来源:https://stackoverflow.com/questions/14625738/iterating-over-an-arraylist-with-cforeach-jsp-jstl-variable-doesnt-work