Hello everybody,
I'd like to write my next application in JSP 1.2
and I want to use the XML-Syntax of JSP 1.2, but I'm not sure, if every browser
is able to understand it, because I will make use of XHTML-Tags in the JSP
Document. Do you know, if only XHTML supporting browser will see my
a
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I'm trying to use proper XML syntax to build my JSP pages and am
following the specs form the Sun site. I keep getting an error and am
not sure if it's due to the JBoss/Jetty implementation I'm using (JBoss
3.0.1 / Jetty 4.01) or if I'm doing somethi
Hi Philip,
You don't have to use XHTML when authoring JSP in XML syntax. You can
still use regular HTML tags by putting them in CDATA sections.
Yes, if you are sending XHTML to a browser it will break should it not
support XHTML. Current versions of Internet Explorer, Mozilla, Netscape,
and Oper
Thanks Jayson, but unfortunaly backwards support is of great importance and
I've to use the workaround with CDATA sections...
Bye,
Philip
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I'm trying to use proper XML syntax to build my JSP pages and am
following the specs form the Sun site. I keep getting an error and am
not sure if it's due to
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code.
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> the syntax which you are using, have you written a taglib, or are you
using
> jstl, coz these sy
Hi,
just a shot in the dark here, because I haven't used these particular
tags, but it appears to me that you have double quotes nested within
double quotes. Surely the compiler would read the first opening as a
beginning quote and the second opening quote as the end?
Ie "
perhaps if you re
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Hi,
just a shot in the dark here, because I haven't used these particular
tags, but it appears to me that you have double quotes nested within
double quotes. Surely t
; Did you create your own DTD? or are you using one from sun
> 500 is internal and it doesn't look like there's anything
> wrong with the
> code.
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http://java.sun.com/products/jsp/tags/12/syntaxref123.html
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No tried both of those. Is this just completely esoteric or what? I
spend a good 8 hours searching all over the web and Sun's site for this
info and nothing!
R
On Friday, August 2, 2002, at 04:10 AM, Joel Carklin wrote:
> Hi,
>
> just a shot in th
are they in jsp ? I dont think so.
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> Regards,
> Vikramjit Singh,
> Systems Engineer,
> GTL Ltd.
> Ph. 7612929-1059
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internal and it doesn't look like there's anything wrong with the
> code.
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> Hi,
>
> just a shot in the dark here, because I haven't used these particular
> tags, but it appears to me that you have double quotes nested
Robert S. Sfeir wrote:
>
> I'm trying to use proper XML syntax to build my JSP pages and am
> following the specs form the Sun site. I keep getting an error and am
> not sure if it's due to the JBoss/Jetty implementation I'm using (JBoss
> 3.0.1 / Jetty 4.01) or if I'm doing something wrong which
> and the line it's croking on is: href="response.encodeURL("logout-
> action.do")">Logout
Looks to me like you're using double quotes incorrectly. Try using
single quotes for the outer quotation.
href='response.encodeURL("logout-
action.do")'>Logout
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