As U, I thought about using Static class in my JSP engine
( very good in order to transfer/encapsulate sensible data as the password
for a ftp service )
but It seems that STATIC stuff will not be string good manipulated in my JSP
engine ( the simple JSDWDK engine )
I think it is a default of the JSP engine.
so you can also use the <usebean> tag and "instanciate" this static class
not very rigorous , but it works!
Have fun
Guillaume
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-----Original Message-----
From: Martin Leboeuf
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 29/02/00 23:31
Subject: public static final variables in a jsp page
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 ?
Thanks for your help, Martin.
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