JSP: Why do I get 0 instead of null in EL variable?
Question
In servlet I do:
request.setAttribute("field-message", "Message");
In JSP I do:
<p>${field-message}</p>
I see 0 instead of "Message" in result HTML file.
What should I do to get "Message" shown there?
1 answers
solution1
0 ACCPTED 2012-08-20 21:44:14
<p>${field-message}</p>
This is the difference between two attributes: "field" and "message". Both are nulls, so the difference is zero...
Either you choose another name for your attribute, or you use the construct <p>${requestScope['field-message']}</p>
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