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hey BRS<br />
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i was going to settle for this:<br />
&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&lt;c:when test=&quot;${myList != null} -- ${myList != null}&quot;&gt;<br />
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But the empty keyword works for me! :)
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hey BRS

i was going to settle for this:
      <c:when test="${myList != null} -- ${myList != null}">

But the empty keyword works for me! :)

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If i have a tiles definition in a struts based application and i want to tets it to see if the list is empty how can this be done?<br />
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I assume an IF statemnet is the easyest way to do this test.<br />
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&lt;c:if test=&quot;**somthing** != ' ' &quot;&gt;<br />
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the putList name is contentCenterList
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If i have a tiles definition in a struts based application and i want to tets it to see if the list is empty how can this be done?

I assume an IF statemnet is the easyest way to do this test.

<c:if test="**somthing** != ' ' ">

the putList name is contentCenterList

putList Empty

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