Martin Leboeuf wrote:
>
> Hi !
>
> I am using an ensemble of predefined constants, grouped together in a
> WebAppConstants class, which looks like this :
>
> package com.my.package.name;
>
> public class MyConstants
> {
> public final static int CONSTANT_NO_1 = 0;
> public final static int CONSTANT_NO_2 = 1;
>
> public final static String STRING_NO_1 = "string1";
> }
>
> If I try to use this class in my jsp pages with :
>
> <%@ page import="com.my.package.name.MyConstants %>
>
> I get runtime errors telling me that some Attribute has no value. This error
> message
> seems to be random because the attribute specified in the error message is
> the name of
> a html form, and changes if I move the import statement in my jsp page.
>
> Any hint on that ?
You're missing the closing double-quote in the import attribute. This
confuses the JSP page parser and results in the error message you see.
Hans
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