This tag enables developers to call actions directly from a JSP page by specifying the action name and an optional namespace. 

A tag that creates a HTML <a >.This tag supports the same attributes as the "url" tag, including nested parameters using the "param" tag.

Examples

<s:a id="link1" theme="ajax" href="/DoIt.action">
    <img border="none" src="<%=request.getContextPath()%>/images/delete.gif"/>
    <s:param name="id" value="1"/>
</s:a>

Component for AppendIteratorTag, which jobs is to append iterators to form an appended iterator whereby entries goes from one iterator to another after each respective iterator is exhausted of entries.

For example, if there are 3 iterator appended (each iterator has 3 entries), the following will be how the appended iterator entries will be arranged:

1. First Entry of the First Iterator
2. Second Entry of the First Iterator
3. Third Entry of the First Iterator
4. First Entry of the Second Iterator
5. Second Entry of the Second Iterator
6. Third Entry of the Second Iterator
7. First Entry of the Third Iterator
8. Second Entry of the Third Iterator
9. Third Entry of the Third ITerator

• id (String) - the id of which if supplied will have the resultant appended iterator stored under in the stack's context

The autocomplete tag is a combobox that can autocomplete text entered on the input box. 

Instantiates a class that conforms to the JavaBeans specification. 

Renders a date/time picker in a dropdown container. 

Perform basic condition flow. 

Perform basic condition flow. 

Renders HTML an input form.

The remote form allows the form to be submitted without the page being refreshed. 

Perform basic condition flow. 

Include a servlet's output (result of servlet or a JSP page).

Note: Any additional params supplied to the included page are not accessible within the rendered page through the <s:property...> tag since no valuestack will be created. 

Iterator will iterate over a value. 

Examples

In this example, a label is rendered. 

Component for MergeIteratorTag, which job is to merge iterators and successive call to the merged iterator will cause each merge iterator to have a chance to expose its element, subsequently next call will allow the next iterator to expose its element. 

This tag can be used to parameterize other tags.

Examples

In this example, a password control is displayed. 

Push value on stack for simplified usage.

• value* (Object) - value to be pushed into the top of the stack

Examples

<s:push value="user">
    <s:propery value="firstName" />
    <s:propery value="lastName" />
</s:push>

 <s:push value="myObject">                              ----- (1)
      <s:bean name="jp.SomeBean" var="myBean"/>        ----- (2)
         <s:param name="myParam" value="top"/>        ----- (3)
      </s:bean>
  </s:push>

when in (1), myObject is at the top of the stack
when in (2), jp.SomeBean is in the top of stack, also in stack's context with key myBean
when in (3), top will get the jp.SomeBean instance

<s:push value="myObject">                                       ---(A)
   <s:bean name="jp.SomeBean" var="myBean"/>                   ---(B)
      <s:param name="myParam" value="top.mySomeOtherValue"/>  ---(C)
   </s:bean>
</s:push>

when in (A), myObject is at the top of the stack
when in (B), jp.SomeBean is at the top of the stack, also in context with key myBean
when in (C), top refers to jp.SomeBean instance. 

Examples

In this example, a radio control is displayed with a list of genders. 

The set tag assigns a value to a variable in a specified scope. 

Examples

<s:textarea label="Comments" name="comments" cols="30" rows="8"/>

Examples

In this example, a text control for the "user" property is rendered. 

The id attribute is normally specified, such that it could be looked up using javascript if necessary.

Examples

<-- statically -->
<s:tree id="..." label="...">
   <s:treenode id="..." label="..." />
   <s:treenode id="..." label="...">
       <s:treenode id="..." label="..." />
       <s:treenode id="..." label="..." />
   &;lt;/s:treenode>
   <s:treenode id="..." label="..." />
</s:tree>

<-- dynamically -->
<s:tree
         id="..."
         rootNode="..."
         nodeIdProperty="..."
         nodeTitleProperty="..."
         childCollectionProperty="..." />

Either of the following combinations should be used depending on if the tree is to be constrcted dynamically or statically. 

This tag is used to create a URL.

You can use the <param> tag inside the body to provide additional request parameters.