"<"logic:notEmpty name=”beanName” property=”beanPropertyName”">"
"<"bean:write name=”beanName” property=”beanPropertyName”/">"
"<"/logic:notEmpty">"
Note : if you have DataBean.java class with userName as its one property variable, and if you gave one object of DataBean class i.e “dataBean” in request scope , then you could use that object as given below into the destination .jsp page.
"<"logic:notEmpty name=”dataBean” property=”userName”">"
"<"bean:write name=”dataBean” property=”userName”/">"
"<"/logic:notEmpty">"
"<"bean:write name=”beanName” property=”beanPropertyName”/">"
"<"/logic:notEmpty">"
Note : if you have DataBean.java class with userName as its one property variable, and if you gave one object of DataBean class i.e “dataBean” in request scope , then you could use that object as given below into the destination .jsp page.
"<"logic:notEmpty name=”dataBean” property=”userName”">"
"<"bean:write name=”dataBean” property=”userName”/">"
"<"/logic:notEmpty">"
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