I've assumed like You. But some time ago I've received such a post:
I don't know why ${!empty actionBean.result} would throw that exception. When I do that in my JSP, it just prints "false", even if my action bean doesn't have a result property, but I'm using Resin.
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If it's throwing an exception, I think that is a tomcat problem.
So, You suggest, that it's not true and this exception in my Tomcat is appropriate?
Some background:
I'm trying to use one JSP file for two classes/actions in Stripes MVC framework. When it's requested from first action there doesn't exist some property in other case it exists. In
Struts it's easy to check by struts taglibs. Here (in Stripes) I have a little problem.
[ February 20, 2007: Message edited by: Piotr Kiraga ]