I've spent quite a bit of time over the past couple of days looking for some
information on how to define custom tags and use them in the taglib.
What I want to do is separate out some page components from my site and be
able to maintain them separately from the rest of the site. This
Could anyone give me an example of custom tags which ease the access to EJB?
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You mention custom tags. I presume we're talking about using the taglib stuff in 1.1
here..
I'm starting to do this myself, with the aim of getting rid of all "code" from JSP
pages, to try and ease graphic designer/programm
Hi!
Can somebody please suggest some reading material (preferrably on the web) on
creating custom tags according to JSP 1.1 spec and incorporating XML
furthermore.
Thanks,
Primoz
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Are custom tags supported by JSP1.0. I want
to use custom
tags to access EJB's instead of surrogate
beans. Does anyone
have any pointers to informative url's?
I am also finding it messy formating information
from result sets
in supporting beans into html tables in the the
j
Hi All,
Is there anyway in which I can prevent the body inside a custom tag from
appearing in the output.
ie
this is the text
Now i donot want this is the text to appear in the output
but i want to get this text in the Custom Tag Handler and then modify it
and tehn put it back to the body
I
simon warrington wrote:
>
> I've spent quite a bit of time over the past couple of days looking for some
> information on how to define custom tags and use them in the taglib.
>
> What I want to do is separate out some page components from my site and be
> able to mainta
Hello Se Hee Lee,
A very basic example of this can be found at
http://www.orionserver.com/examples/jsp/ejbtag/simple.jsp
Karl Avedal
The Orion team
Se Hee Lee wrote:
> Could anyone give me an example of custom tags which ease the access to
At 5:05 AM -0600 12/16/99, Jari Worsley wrote:
>How much work have others done with custom tags? How stable is the spec ? I
>am using
>SJSP as the JSP implementation, with Apache 1.3.9 and JServ in support
>(plus jdk
>1.1.6). Seems ok at the start, I'm wondering if anyone has
Mark, thanks
SJSP has an xml file jsp.tld which is a tag library definition for the jsp tags
themselves, i.e. jsp:useBean, jsp:include etc. I wonder whether you can add your
own tags to this library, e.g. to support indexed properties like so:
The same effect could be achieved by using a custo
Jari Worsley wrote:
>
> You mention custom tags. I presume we're talking about using the taglib stuff in 1.1
> here..
>
> I'm starting to do this myself, with the aim of getting rid of all "code" from JSP
> pages, to try and ease graphic designer/program
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Are custom tags supported by JSP1.0. I want
to use custom
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beans. Does anyone
have any pointers to informative
ashwath,
Good reference. Thanks.
Alex.
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> Date:Sun, 30 Jan 2000 11:13:38 -0800
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> Subject: Custom tags
>
> Are custom tags supported by JSP1
Hi there
I am trying to create a custom tag that can be nested inside itself (like
can), but I want it to set a page variable. The problem comes with the declare
field in VariableInfo that the TEI returns. I can't set it true, becuase when
it reaches the inner tag it complains that it is redefin
Hello.
We are implementing the setPageContext method and then later writing to
the output stream in the doStartTag method. When we test for null in the
doStartTag Method we find out that the pageContext is null. What are we
missing here? Any ideas would be great. Thanks.
//
public void setPageCon
Hi,
I'm actually developping some custom tags to clarify my jsp pages.
Of course I wrote the 'iterate' tag which takes an
iterator as attribute and I wrote 2 TagExtraInfo : one which return a
String as scriplet variable (commonly used) and an other one which
return an Obj
I am learning JSP Custom Tags with Sun JavaServer Web Development Kit
(JSWDK) 1.0.1. Can anyone tell me where I should put the packaged tag
libraries?
Thanks,
Laiwu
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Hi everyone,
Some days ago I posted a message about the better way to separate logic form
presentation in a JSP, and some people suggested using taglibs. I decided to use them,
but have some doubts.
For instance, when should I use a custom tag and how? Should I program all the logic
in ta
e text
Vijith>
Vijith> Now i donot want this is the text to appear in the output
Vijith> but i want to get this text in the Custom Tag Handler and then modify it
Vijith> and tehn put it back to the body
Vijith> I would like to get it as
Vijith> Thisi
>
> Vijith> Now i donot want this is the text to appear in the output
>
> Vijith> but i want to get this text in the Custom Tag Handler and then modify it
> Vijith> and tehn put it back to the body
>
> Vijith> I would like to get it as
>
>
Can someone point me to an example for Custom Tags?
thanks,
jim
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>
> Hi there
>
> I am trying to create a custom tag that can be nested inside itself (like
> can), but I want it to set a page variable. The problem comes with the declare
> field in VariableInfo that the TEI returns. I can't set it true, becuase when
> it reaches the inner tag
Hi Hans,
I was hoping to avoid that, I want keep the tags as clutter free as possible.
I'm trying to build a tag for handling the logic (and state persistance within
a session) of a collapsible tree structure and I'd like to have the tags as
simple as possible since the html for the tables is alr
Tony Abbott wrote:
>
> Hi Hans,
>
> I was hoping to avoid that, I want keep the tags as clutter free as possible.
> I'm trying to build a tag for handling the logic (and state persistance within
> a session) of a collapsible tree structure and I'd like to have the tags as
> simple as possible sinc
I intend to have very clean MVC separation in our web application.
1. Would it be wise to use Custom JSP tags ?
2. Could you inform me about the pros and cons of using Custom JSP tags?
Would be of tremendous help. Thanks in advance.
Regards,
Kapil
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> Hello.
>
> We are implementing the setPageContext method and then later writing to
> the output stream in the doStartTag method. When we test for null in the
> doStartTag Method we find out t
Hello all,
I'm new to JSP and trying to learn it. I have got my JSP pages working. Now,
I'm looking into the Custom Tags. I found and download the first example
from Orion (so it should works) and try to have it work on JRun. It should
be a straight forward thing, right? Wrong. I cou
Hi,
Asked this question before and didn't get a response so Im gonna try to rephrase.
In JRun there is an option to create "Taglets" where servlet code could be
implemented by a simple tag, ie:
Some Text
Is there a way to implement tags such as this in JSP? Im looking for documentation
on ho
hi folks,
can i know how to use custom tags in JSP?
any documentation and examples ..
Regards
suresh
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Hi all, sorry for my basic question, I'm new to JSP. Where can I find info
about custom tags libraries?
thanks in advanced, Ulises
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Hi,
I'm try to get a reference to one of my beans inside the code of a Jsp Tag I'm
making. When I declare the bean's scope to be page, and use the following
statement in my Tag's doStartTag
BeanName log = (BeanName)pageContext.getAttribute("BeanName");
(where BeanName is the name of the bean ;)
Hi,
Can anybody help clarify how a JSP container should handle
overloaded setters in a custom tag:
public void setData(List dataList) {
this.dataList = dataList;
}
public void setData(Object dataObj) {
this.dataObj = dataObj;
}
public void setData(String dataStr) {
this.dat
I am writing a custom tag where one of the attributes required is a String
array. I know I'm being awkward but I want to be able to create this string
array within the custom tag line. I imagined that I would be able to do
something like the following
However, tomcat wants to translate the type
Hi Louis,
It very much depends on your internal development process. It very much depends also
on what you call "presentation". If you replace Java code by equivalent programming
constructs which just have a different (tag) syntax, then your designer still has to
be doing programming and he/sh
> Hi All,
> I'm new to Custom Tags in JSP and I'm facing few issues.Can anyone
> please help me out in this regard.
>
> 1) I have a custom tag like
>
> Test
>
>
> Now when i include this custom tag in my jsp, the attribute is getting
> set and the do
Hi
I have a question about when custom tag lifecycle methods are invoked, any
responses from the gurus would be much appreciated.
I have a nested row tag that shows data record(s) within a parent tag
multiple times. I looked at the Jasper generated source and noticed that the
object creation, set
Jim Smith wrote:
> Can someone point me to an example for Custom Tags?
>
> thanks,
> jim
Appendex A of the JSP 1.1 specification
(http://java.sun.com/products/jsp/download.html) contains a few simple examples.
Crai
Check out OrionServer. It is a great J2EE application server. They have a
demo
for custom tags:
http://www.orionserver.com
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Is there any way, using taglibs to get dynamic attributes passed into
the tag code, from my understanding it seems that the attributes get
passed as literals.
For example:
In my setter method for attribute1 in my tag code the string "(new
Date()).toString()" is passed in, rather than the evalu
Anyone here using the JRUN custom tags?
I'm trying to use the XSLT custom tag to parse my XML on the server but it
won't work.
Here's what I've done as a test:
I've tried this about a million different configs of the same thing ... but
according to what I've re
Can you pass objects other than strings as attributes to a custom tag? I'm
thinking of something that would look something like this:
<%
Vector v = new Vector();
v.addElement("asdfasdf");
%>
/>
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Where can I get more information ?
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Kapil Khanna wrote:
> I intend to have very clean MVC separation in our web application.
>
> 1. Would it be wise to use Custom JSP tags ?
> 2. Could you inform me about the pros and cons of using Custom JSP tags?
>
Although you can use custom tags with an MVC-organized applica
hi guys
The problem I are facing is in the implementation of JSP Custom Tags.
I am using:
> BEA WebLogic Server 6.0.(Service Pack 1)
> Runtime: JDK 1.3 (e.g., the JDK that comes with WebLogic)
> Our Beans and Java classes are compiled with JDK 1.2.2_007
> JSP
about the topic before, somebody pointed out that
one of best reasons for using custom-tags is that it allows web-developers
who don't understand Java to write JSP.
apologies for anybody who took time to respond to my question, my minds made
up to stick with beans because it s
One thing to Consider about custom tags that is not to do with programming
as much as communications. If any one is working in a team environment and
creates a component the matter of documentation is less complex if you are
describing a list of parameters as apposed to describing the methods and
In Professional JSP, it briefly mentions that the use of custom tags may
impact application performance by adding an additional layer to the
processing. Does anyone have any insights that can be shared about
extensive use of custom tags and performance impacts? Are the performance
impacts only
>From your code:
Generates the HTML Table
Param1
false
true
change name to 'param' (small p):
param
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>http://www.orionserver.com/tutorials/tagtut/lesson1/lesson1.html
Yup, I met some similar problems, too.
Is there any other more detailed tutorial? Especially the details
in directory hierarchy and in evn variables like CLASSPATH.
Thanks.
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On Tue, 18 Apr 2000, Jon Baer wrote:
> Is there a way to implement tags such as this in JSP? Im looking for documentation
> on how to accomplish this. (Creating my own tag library). Im also interested on
> how a servlet can get the "Some Text" portion that is between the tags.
Yes, JSP taglib
Jon Baer wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> Asked this question before and didn't get a response so Im gonna try to rephrase.
> In JRun there is an option to create "Taglets" where servlet code could be
> implemented by a simple tag, ie:
>
>
> Some Text
>
>
> Is there a way to implement tags such as this in JSP
Thanks alot for this info!
OK, one more question then, since Im using JRunPro (2.3) is there any way to "force" it
to use JSP 1.1? Or do I have to download the new version? Im assuming it might be as
simple as changing the alias for .jsp file to point to a new .jar file?
Thanks for help in adv
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> Thanks alot for this info!
>
> OK, one more question then, since Im using JRunPro (2.3) is there any way to
"force"
Hai,
You can find about tag library in web logic or tomcat,
U need to explore,
cheers,
--- Hans Bergsten <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Jon Baer wrote:
> >
> > Hi,
> >
> > Asked this question before and didn't get a
> response so Im gonna try to rephrase.
> > In JRun there is an option to create
I am interested in Custom Tags and I am wondering if there is any
support for them in the JSP 1.0 standard? My company is investigating
WebSphere Application Server as a possible JSP environment and WAS will
not do JSP 1.1 for several months.
- Kevin
>hi folks,
>can i know how to use custom tags in JSP?
>any documentation and examples ..
>Regards
>suresh
Hi Suresh
There is a tutorial at http://www.orionserver.com.
Also you can check the JSP Spec ver. 1.1, at http://java.sun.com/jsp.
Regards
==
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pl. go to http://www.orionserver.com. There is a very nice tutorial on tag libraries.
Ajay Kapoor
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> Sent: Friday, May 26, 2000 6:39 AM
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: What are Custom Tags?
>
>
> Hi all, sorry for my basic question, I'm new to JSP. Where can I find info
>
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The manning book "Web Development with Java Server Pages" has the best
infomration available on tag libs... you can get the ebook for $12 at
http://www.manning.com/fields is the hardcopy isn't available.
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> Sent: Friday, May 26, 2000 11:20 AM
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>
> I'm sure everyone will jump on this, but the hardcopy is indeed availa
Pete Walsh wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I'm try to get a reference to one of my beans inside the code of a Jsp Tag I'm
> making. When I declare the bean's scope to be page, and use the following
> statement in my Tag's doStartTag
>
> BeanName log = (BeanName)pageContext.getAttribute("BeanName");
> (where Be
Thanks, I used the findAttribute and it worked.
-Pete
On Thu, 01 Jun 2000, you wrote:
> Pete Walsh wrote:
>
> > Hi,
> >
> > I'm try to get a reference to one of my beans inside the code of a Jsp Tag I'm
> > making. When I declare the bean's scope to be page, and use the following
> > statement
I am trying to get JSP 1.1 custom tags working in iPlanet Web Server 4.1. I followed
the instructions provided by Suresh earlier on this matter (included below). However,
still can not get iWS working correctly. Here is the message from the error log:
[15/Jun/2000:10:06:34] info ( 6219
Hi all,
i am trying to write JSP in XML using custom JSP tagsbut i am
experiencing lot of problems!
i am using tomcat 3.1 and xalan as a XSL Processor
i don't know how to write the JSP, since i always got back SAX Exception...
i am writint JSP like this
.
i am getting the bod
Oliver Suciu wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Can anybody help clarify how a JSP container should handle
> overloaded setters in a custom tag:
>
> public void setData(List dataList) {
> this.dataList = dataList;
> }
> public void setData(Object dataObj) {
> this.dataObj = dataObj;
> }
> public
You're saying that the spec doesn't say anything about this;
how comes you then say that the behavior of Tomcat is the
correct one?...
Thx,
-- Oliver
Hans Bergsten wrote:
>
> Oliver Suciu wrote:
>
> > Hi,
> >
> > Can anybody help clarify how a JSP container should handle
> > overloaded setters
Oliver Suciu wrote:
> You're saying that the spec doesn't say anything about this;
> how comes you then say that the behavior of Tomcat is the
> correct one?...
I'm saying that the bean spec does not explicitly say that
a property can not have multiple setter methods, nor that it
can have it. W
OK -- so it's underspecified. That means that the JRun implementation
is just as correct or incorrect as Tomcat's...
BTW, there seems to be a simple (JSP- and Tomcat-compliant) way to
make use of overloaded setters -- use request-time expressions:
modify:
to:
This bypasses any convers
Oliver Suciu wrote:
> OK -- so it's underspecified. That means that the JRun implementation
> is just as correct or incorrect as Tomcat's...
No. Tomcat is the Reference Implementation, so when in doubt,
trust Tomcat (yeah, yeah. I know there may be bugs in Tomcat
as well ;-)
Anyway, this was d
Actually, it seems to work with exactly those three setters
mentioned in the example -- I can pass a List in one instance,
and a String in another.
So now I'm wondering whether it's by design or just by accident?...
-- Oliver
Hans Bergsten wrote:
>
> Oliver Suciu wrote:
>
> > OK -- so it's unde
Oliver Suciu wrote:
> Actually, it seems to work with exactly those three setters
> mentioned in the example -- I can pass a List in one instance,
> and a String in another.
>
> So now I'm wondering whether it's by design or just by accident?...
By accident, see previous discussion. Also try wi
Is it possible for a custom tag to generate content that is JSP code instead
of html?
I am writing a custom tag where the output needs to be a line similar to the
following:
<%@ include file="myfile.jsp" %>
I can't include this line in the body of my tag because the file name is
produced by the
some code change, even if you
use the String tokenizer approach.
regards,
balaji.
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Subject: attributes for custom tags
> I am writing a cu
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I am writing a custom tag where one of the attributes required is a String
array. I know I'm being awkward but I want to be able to create this string
array within the custom tag line. I imagined that I would
I am writing a number of custom tags, all of which return a list of string
values to the JSP by using a TEI class.
I want to write a generic TEI class that can be used by all the custom tags.
This TEI class needs to be supplied with a list of attribute names that it
has to create VariableInfo
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> Sent: Thursday, August 21, 2003 4:15 AM
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: Custom tags - lifecycle question
>
>
> Hi
>
> I have a qu
Hello Bob,
comments inlined
> I have a nested row tag that shows data record(s) within a parent tag
> multiple times. I looked at the Jasper generated source and noticed that the
> object creation, setParent and setPageContext are invoked per row
> invocation. I.e. for the following:
>
>
>
> Stu
The following works for me in Tomcat 3.1_m1
In your taglib.tld be sure to set the rtexprvalue of your tag:
mytag
path.to.myClass
empty
attribute1
true
true
Damian
Tim Fox wrote:
>
> Is there any way, usi
This is because your expression is quoted, it should work if you write:
Veronique
Tim Fox a écrit :
> Is there any way, using taglibs to get dynamic attributes passed into
> the tag code, from my understanding it seems that the attributes get
> passed as literals.
>
> For example:
>
>
>
> In
Use this syntax in your JSP:
then use in your taglib attribute definition, like so:
nametrue
Dave
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Sent: Tuesday, January 25, 2000 6:17 AM
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Hello all --
I'm looking for some guidance in handling Custom errors in my app. I can't
seem to find the message string of my custom exception when trying to call
my JSP Error page. I'm consistently getting:
javax.servlet.jsp.JspTagException: runtime failure in custom tag
'CalendarHandler' .
I
M
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>
>
> Can you pass objects other than strings as attributes to a
> custom tag? I'm
> thinking of something that would look something like this:
>
> <%
&g
Yes -- if you fix it to <%=v%>... ;-)
-- Oliver
Dan Cancro wrote:
>
> Can you pass objects other than strings as attributes to a custom tag? I'm
> thinking of something that would look something like this:
>
> <%
> Vector v = new Vector();
> v.addElement("asdfasdf");
> %>
> />
>
> =
The JSP spec says very little about JspTagException (nee JspError), but does
indicate that this is the exception that should be thrown when something
goes wrong inside a custom tag. However, in looking at various custom tag
implementations available on the net, I see some places where
JspTagExcept
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Can you tell me more about the Model 3 Architecture, its benefits ??
Where can I get more information ?
Thanks.
Kapil
March 04, 2001 3:20 AM
Subject: Re: Model 3 architecture + custom tags
> Kapil,
>
> please do try search engines. No offense meant but also make it a point to
> mark posts as OT (for OFF TOPIC) if they are so.
>
>
> Mayuresh
>
> -Original Message-
> From: A
Abhijeet Surve wrote:
>
> hi guys
>
> The problem I are facing is in the implementation of JSP Custom Tags.
>
> I am using:
> > BEA WebLogic Server? 6.0.(Service Pack 1)
> > Runtime: JDK 1.3 (e.g., the JDK that comes with WebLogic)
> > Our Bean
Tomcat 4.0 follows the JSP 1.2 specification and does not call
setBodyContent(), doInitBody() and doAfterBody() on empty tags (tags with no
body).
Be careful with spaces, they are considered significant in JSP syntax and
constitute a tag body.
Justy
> This is an area where the JSP 1.1 specifica
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>processing. Does anyone have any insights that can be shared about
>extensive use of custom tags and performance impacts? Are the per
Hello all,
I am having trouble with custom tags, although I have followed two separate
tutorials on the issue, every time I try and run the .jsp page I get the
following error message. Could it be something to do with the web.xml file.
Thank you in advance.
Internal Servlet Error
Hi -
Is this a type, or is there such a thing as "Model 3"?
I am familiar with Model 1 & 2, but have not heard of 3.
Searched the web, but found nothing. Thanks for any help -
Sean
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> Is this a type, or is there such a thing as "Model 3"?
> I am familiar with Model 1 & 2, but have not heard of 3.
> Sea
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>
> Hi Sean,
> ok maybe the name is misleadingas Daniel Lopez and others
> said,
> 'it's not an official name'.
> u can find something about that if u search the archive of JSP interest..
>
Marco M wrote:
> Hi all,
> i am trying to write JSP in XML using custom JSP tagsbut i am
> experiencing lot of problems!
> i am using tomcat 3.1 and xalan as a XSL Processor
> i don't know how to write the JSP, since i always got back SAX Exception...
>
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From: Craig R. McClanahan [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, July 20, 2000 1:31 PM
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Subject: Re: Model 3 architecture + custom tags
Marco M wrote:
> Hi all,
> i am trying to wr
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> Are you trying to display your JSP page as an XML document?
> Depending on
> what version of JSP you have declare the content type to be "text/xml"
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> for JSP 0.9?
&g
From: EXT Craig R. McClanahan [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: 20. July 2000 22:31
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> Subject: Re: Model 3 architecture + custom tags
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>
> Marco M wrote:
>
> > Hi all,
> > i am trying to write JSP in XML using custom JSP
> tagsbut
JspException(e.getMessage());
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Catharine
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Sent: Tuesday, April 23, 2002 11:27 AM
Subject: TEI classes for custom tags
> I am writing a number of custom tags, all of which return a list
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