I think you should not call your inner tags in your Outer tags.
It you really then there is no need of tag you just need a class that can
do.
and also if you want then you have to code in your inner tag to access your
outer tag.
I might be wrong
bye
----- Original Message -----
From: "Pernikoff, Ben" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Thursday, August 17, 2000 1:07 AM
> I am building a custom taglib and I am looking for a way to pass nested
jsp
> tags to the outer tag so that the outer tag will have access to the inner
> one's properties. I thought I would pass an instance of my inner tag to
the
> outer one with an addTag () method in the outer one. Problem is I can't
call
> methods on the outer one. findAncestor WithClass() brings me the proper
tag
> instance to the inner tag but I can't call it's methods because a it comes
> back as a Tag and I don't have access to this particular instance's
methods.
> Any ideas? Do I have to use reflection to accomplish this? Thanks to
anyone
> who can help.
>
>
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