RE: Adding JSP tag as a parameter to another jsp tag

2006-06-06 Thread Shoukat, Faisal 
Hi,

Can anyone advise on how to call a jsp tag as a parameter to another jsp
tag:

For example: (this is completely hypothetical but matches my case)

test:example name=abc title=123 property=example/

Now in the property element I Want to call another tag which is already
written which returns me the string required for example
title:renderTitle/

So it would look like 

test:example name=abc title=123 property=title:renderTitle//

However I don't know how to add the second tag

Any one know?

Thanks


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RE: Adding JSP tag as a parameter to another jsp tag

2006-06-06 Thread Samere, Adam J 
Assuming your test:example tag's property attribute supports
expressions, you could set the value of the title:renderTitle/ into a
page scoped variable then write it into the property attribute using an
expression. For example, using c:set from JSTL:

c:set var=myTitletitle:renderTitle//c:set
test:example name=abc title=123 property=${myTitle}/

-Original Message-
From: Shoukat, Faisal [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
Sent: Tuesday, June 06, 2006 8:54 AM
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Subject: RE: Adding JSP tag as a parameter to another jsp tag

Hi,

Can anyone advise on how to call a jsp tag as a parameter to another jsp
tag:

For example: (this is completely hypothetical but matches my case)

test:example name=abc title=123 property=example/

Now in the property element I Want to call another tag which is already
written which returns me the string required for example
title:renderTitle/

So it would look like 

test:example name=abc title=123 property=title:renderTitle//

However I don't know how to add the second tag

Any one know?

Thanks


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RE: Adding JSP tag as a parameter to another jsp tag

2006-06-06 Thread Shoukat, Faisal 
Is there an equivalent of this with struts libraires

c:set var=myTitletitle:renderTitle//c:set

-Original Message-
From: Samere, Adam J [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
Sent: 06 June 2006 14:02
To: Struts Users Mailing List
Subject: RE: Adding JSP tag as a parameter to another jsp tag

Assuming your test:example tag's property attribute supports
expressions, you could set the value of the title:renderTitle/ into a
page scoped variable then write it into the property attribute using an
expression. For example, using c:set from JSTL:

c:set var=myTitletitle:renderTitle//c:set
test:example name=abc title=123 property=${myTitle}/

-Original Message-
From: Shoukat, Faisal [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
Sent: Tuesday, June 06, 2006 8:54 AM
To: Struts Users Mailing List
Subject: RE: Adding JSP tag as a parameter to another jsp tag

Hi,

Can anyone advise on how to call a jsp tag as a parameter to another jsp
tag:

For example: (this is completely hypothetical but matches my case)

test:example name=abc title=123 property=example/

Now in the property element I Want to call another tag which is already
written which returns me the string required for example
title:renderTitle/

So it would look like 

test:example name=abc title=123 property=title:renderTitle//

However I don't know how to add the second tag

Any one know?

Thanks


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Re: Adding JSP tag as a parameter to another jsp tag

2006-06-06 Thread Dave Newton 
Shoukat, Faisal wrote:
 test:example name=abc title=123 property=title:renderTitle//

 However I don't know how to add the second tag

 Any one know?
   

That's not valid XML.

You need to either use EL:

test:example name=abs title=123 property=${propertyName}/

or nesting:

test:example name=abc title=123
  title:renderTitle/
/test:example

Dave



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RE: Adding JSP tag as a parameter to another jsp tag

2006-06-06 Thread Samere, Adam J 
There wasn't the last time I looked

You'll probably find it worth your time to grab JSTL. There are many
other useful features that are not available in the Struts libraries,
since it would just be duplicated efforts. If there is some reason you
are absolutely forbidden from using JSTL, you might consider writing
your own set tag.

--Adam 

-Original Message-
From: Shoukat, Faisal [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
Sent: Tuesday, June 06, 2006 9:12 AM
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Subject: RE: Adding JSP tag as a parameter to another jsp tag

Is there an equivalent of this with struts libraires

c:set var=myTitletitle:renderTitle//c:set

-Original Message-
From: Samere, Adam J [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 06 June 2006 14:02
To: Struts Users Mailing List
Subject: RE: Adding JSP tag as a parameter to another jsp tag

Assuming your test:example tag's property attribute supports
expressions, you could set the value of the title:renderTitle/ into a
page scoped variable then write it into the property attribute using an
expression. For example, using c:set from JSTL:

c:set var=myTitletitle:renderTitle//c:set
test:example name=abc title=123 property=${myTitle}/

-Original Message-
From: Shoukat, Faisal [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, June 06, 2006 8:54 AM
To: Struts Users Mailing List
Subject: RE: Adding JSP tag as a parameter to another jsp tag

Hi,

Can anyone advise on how to call a jsp tag as a parameter to another jsp
tag:

For example: (this is completely hypothetical but matches my case)

test:example name=abc title=123 property=example/

Now in the property element I Want to call another tag which is already
written which returns me the string required for example
title:renderTitle/

So it would look like 

test:example name=abc title=123 property=title:renderTitle//

However I don't know how to add the second tag

Any one know?

Thanks


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