Atilla Bodis wrote:
> From reading the JSP 1.1 spec (Sec. 2.13.6.1, p. 69):
>
> <jsp:param name="name" value="value"/>
>
> This action has two mandatory attributes: name and
> value. Name
> indicates the name of the parameter; value, which may be a
> request-time
> expression, indicates its value.
>
> It's not particularly clearly worded, but the implication
> seems to be that
> only the value can be computed at request time. The name has to be
> constant.
On page 58, it lists the attributes that are permitted to be dynamic. To quote:
Most attributes in the actions defined in the JSP 1.1 specification have page translation-time
semantics.
The following attributes accept request-time attribute expressions:
· The value and beanName attributes of jsp:setProperty (2.13.2).
· The page attribute of jsp:include (2.13.4).
· The page attribute of jsp:forward (2.13.5).
· The value attribute of jsp:param (2.13.6).
Robert.
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