have you tried looking at the generated .java files? At worst you might be
able to decompile the .class generated for this jsp
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From: luca [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 18 November 2004 13:45
To: Tag Libraries Users List
Subject: nested tags
Hallo, I have
People, I fixed the problem. I'll post anyway the msg I was about to
send to the list right before I relalized it was a banal NullPointerException
that for some reason did not produce any diagnostics.
This may be interesting for those who have similar problems
in then future and to show how
You can't use one tag as an attribute value for another tag...
Quoting kalyan inuganti [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Hi,
I have some thing like -
c:choose
c:when test='${registrationForm.dobYear !=
}'
date:complete monthName=dobMonth
Would it work?
c:set var=auxthevaluetag//c:set
othertag attibute=${aux}/
At 08:18 24/08/2004 -0400, you wrote:
You can't use one tag as an attribute value for another tag...
Quoting kalyan inuganti [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Hi,
I have some thing like -
c:choose
c:when
Yes. In that case, aux will be a page-scoped variable whose value is the
result of trimming the string produced by the thevaluetag/ tag.
Quoting Helios Alonso [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Would it work?
c:set var=auxthevaluetag//c:set
othertag attibute=${aux}/
At 08:18 24/08/2004 -0400, you wrote:
Guys - Thanks for the response but in the below
example,
c:set var=auxthevaluetag//c:set
othertag attibute=${aux}/
the othertag is literally taking the String ${aux}
instead of its value. I do have
rtexprvaluetrue/rtexprvalue for that particular
attribute set. Any thoughts?
Thanks
--- Kris
For JSP 1.2 and earlier, rtexprvalue means an attribute can take an expression
of the form %= ... % as its value. It's not until JSP 2.0 that the container
provides the same level of built-in support for EL expressions. If you want to
use EL expressions for attribute values in your own tags you
The JSTL tags have the ability to read the parameters. You need to sit down
with the Spec or a decent book on JSTL. A couple of hours now will save you
tons later.
This will get the job done:
c:set var=password value=${param.password} /
R
- Original Message -
From: Mike Steigerwald
