Hi all,
I am kinda stuck, maybe i am missing something here.
I wrote this tag, that is used as follows (tomcat being used)
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<test:foreach id="someid" property="someProperty">
//stuff here
</test:foreach>
Here is the appropriate code snippet
(ForEachTag.java)
private String propertyName=null;
public void setProperty(String propertyname)
{
this.propertyName=propertyName;
}
public int doStartTag() throws javax.servlet.jsp.JspException
{
if(propertyName==null)
{
throw new JspException("No property specified");
}
//More stuff
}
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The Problem -
The first time i call the JSP, it seems to work fine but if i call the jsp
again, in finds propertyName to be null and throws the exception. Now i am
wondering if this is a threading issue cause once the jsp is compiled it
looks like this (relevant portion
only)
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JspRuntimeLibrary.introspecthelpe(_jspx_th_test_foreach0,"id","queryHandler"
,null,null, false);
JspRuntimeLibrary.introspecthelper(_jspx_th_test_foreach
0,"property","W3ResultsCurrentWindow",null,null, false);
try {
int _jspx_eval_test_foreach_0 =
_jspx_th_test_foreach 0.doStartTag();
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propertyName would be null if the doStartTag is called before the
setProperty is finished (which would depend on tomcat's introspecthelper
impl) , but the JSP spec says quote - "The doStartTag assumes that any
properties exposed as attributes have been set too".
Could anyone shed some light ?
Help appreciated.
-Jayesh
-----Original Message-----
From: David Wall [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Friday, May 26, 2000 10:26 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: request scope
> Is there another way to put data into the request scope besides
> <% request.setAttribute("name",request.getParameter("name")): %>
Yes, don't do what you are doing! <wink> Why would you put the same object
with the same name in the same request object? It's already there.
David
ExperTrade Corporation
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