>Nope - just a collection. Here is an example of the problem (tested
with tomcat 5.0.19) :
>...
Strange. Although I don't have any problems reading or writing jsp in
the old syntax, my hands on experience with it togheter with EL is
somewhat limited, since I write my pages exclusively as jsp documents
(xml). Your code seems alright to me. Only difference I can see from my
example is this:
<%@ attribute name="items" required="true" %>
<jsp:directive.attribute name="objects"
type="java.lang.Object"
required="true"/>
Where I declare the type and you don't.
It might be that the "old" jsp style behaves in a different manner that
I'm not aware of, and that it translates into some sort of simpler
non-object aware level on parameters, thereby just invoking toString()
for all of them?
Have you tried to write your tag as a jsp document (xml) as in my
example to see if you can get to the type information from there?
Regards Erik Beijnoff
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