I'm using the XML format for all 'tags' in a JSP page. So, instead of <%@
page import="com.netabacus.*" ... %>, I <jsp:directive.page
import="com.netabacus.*" ... />.
For the most part these work fine in WebLogic v5.1. When I use the taglib
directive, however, I get problems. According to the JSP Specification
v1.1, the 'taglib directive is represented as an xmlns: attribute within the
root node of the JSP page document.' So I tried the following:
<jsp:root xmlns:jsp="http://java.sun.com/products/jsp/dtd/jsp_1_0.dtd"
xmlns:djsp="/netabacus/djsp">
where 'djsp' is my tag extension libarary. Though I don't get errors, the
tags are completely ignored. For the hell of it, I also tried syntax
similar to other directives, <jsp:directive.taglib uri="/netabacus/djsp"
prefix="djsp"/> instead of <%@ taglib uri="/netabacus/djsp" prefix="djsp"
%>. Not surprisingly, this didn't work either.
Any suggestions on how to correct this situation?
Thanks,
-D
> _________________________________________
>
> Daniel C. Brown
> Co-Founder and Vice President of Technology
> NetAbacus Corporation
> 276 Main
> San Francisco, California 94105
> 415.777.0067 x207
> http://www.netabacus.com
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