Hello,
I'm new to Taglibs and I wanted to verify my
understanding about the TagExtraInfo.isValid() method.
I have a validation rule that requires me to examine
the *value* of an attribute on a custom tag. As a
simple example, let's say I have this:
If the "attrib" value is "xxx" I want the "i
The bean is available in the tag thought the pageContex.
I think you can do something like this in your tag class.
name = ((Bean1)pageContex.getAttribute("bean1")).getCount();
you should check for null to avoid NullPointerExceptions.
Bean1 bean = (Bean1)pageContex.getAttribute("bean1");
if (nul
I have to assign a bean property to a tag attribute
value. I tried the following.
' %>" />
## ERROR: Attribute bean1 has no value
TIA,
sushma
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