hi joel,
im working on a project involved in creating some custom tags too for abstracting the
java code out of the jsps.
could you share your code for the timestamp tag with me as it would really be
useful.Besides this what other tag libs have you designed?
I could perhaps share some tags i have incase you are interested,
Waiting for your reply mate,
Cheers,
Binoy Mathew.
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On Mon, 13 Aug 2001 10:38:54
Joel Carklin wrote:
>Hi,
>
>I've created a simple jsp tag which takes a timestamp and converts it
>into 3 integers representing day, month, year. These are then displayed
>on the jsp page in text input boxes, where they can be changed. What I
>now want to do is have the same tag take the updated integers, convert
>them back into a Timestamp so than when the form is submitted the setDate
>method of the JavaBean will still get the new Timestamp value.
>
>If you know what I mean. Is this possible, and if so where exactly in the
>Tags java class do I put the code to handle this?
>
>Thanks
>Joel
>
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