In this case you could use XSLT, so that you generate some xml, maybe like
so
<language><xsp:expr>getLanguage()</xsp:expr></language>
and then in your transformation you do
<xsl:template match="/">
<hello language="{language}"></hello>
</xsl:template>
you can then transform the result of that into whatever...
Graeme
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Subject: XSP question: How to set tag attributes dynamically?
Dear colleagues,
does anybody know how I can set a tag attribute within xsp, for example
...
String theLanguage = "en";
<hello language="en"></hello>
...
How can I fill the "en" into the language attribute from the JAVA variable?
The same problem is to set dynamic tags:
<xsp:element name="???">...</xsp:element>
How can I fill the ??? from JAVA?
Thank you, best regards
- Volker -
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