Re: HTMLEncode

You can find a more efficient version of this function in JSP FAQ. Question #28 http://www.esperanto.org.nz/jsp/jspfaq.html -- Eric Lunt mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Ph: 312-642-9050 Fax: 312-642-9051 Burning Door, LLC (http://www.burningdoor.com) "Helping our clients build effectiv

Re: The horror of moving from 0.92 to 1.0

hey're not really *my* customers, >btw) are writing UIs that use them. And they are not (by & large, and I hope >none of them are reading this) programmers. -- Eric Lunt mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Ph: 312-642-9050 Fax: 312-642-9051 Burnin

JavaBean properties

ight now to think that we'll be delivering BeanInfos with our JSP beans right now, but we've got a nice framework in JavaBeans that we should leverage as much as possible. Thanks for listening. -- Eric Lunt mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Ph: 312-642-9050 Fax: 312-642-9051 Burning Door, LLC (http:/

PageContext:getAttributesInScope() -- Enumeration of whats?

Sigh... sure hope that generic programming initiative goes through. The PageContext object, as defined in Section A.4, defines: public Enumeration getAttributesInScope(int scope); Does anyone know what the objects in the Enumeration are? -- Eric Lunt mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Ph: 312-642-9050

Re: The importance of processRequest()...

> >I noticed in the 1.0 preliminary spec. that the "processRequest >machinery" is listed under the heading of "Postponed for Evaluation >in Future Releases". I would like to voice a strong positive statement >in favor of including the processRequest() machinery (a

Re: Encoding Strings in HTML and URL (0.92 and 1.0)

be possible : > > > >Anyway, why isn't this a built-in in JSP engine ? > >Thanks, > >-- >Samuel ROBERT [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > == >To unsubscribe, send email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] and include in the body >of the mes

Re: Encoding HTML

uot;); break; case '<': results.append("<"); break; case '>': results.append(">"); break; case '"': results.append("""); break; }