Sounds like you've got another (possibly older) version of the JSP API in your
classpath.
If you've got a JSP 1.0 or Servlet 2.0 API implementation in your classpath Orion will
be
unable to function properly (library shadowing). So remove the old libraries from your
classpath and in your compile
Hello
Just downloaded 0.8.0. Very excellent, and I'm looking
forward to using it. On installation I get the initial index
page from the server, but when I attempt to run the
examples, for example colrs.jsp, I get a "500 Internal
Server Error", with the following messages (similar errors
omitted f
Sharath,
Thanks for the info, but I tried this scenario and produced the same results.
Thank you!
Evan
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> Is your setter method for url getting called with a null value? If so, then
> your instance variable "url" will reference null instead of an e
Evan,
Is your setter method for url getting called with a null value? If so, then
your instance variable "url" will reference null instead of an empty string.
If you change you setter to
public void setUrl( String url ) {
if(url != null)
this.url = url;
else
thi
Hello all,
I have encountered another possible bug - 0.8.0.
I have created a TagSupport object and an associated TagExtraInfo object. I
have two attributes for the tag - "id" and "url". In the taglib descriptor file
taglib.tld, attribute "id" is set as required, "url" is not required.
In the
This syntax in an doStartTag method of an object that extends TagSupport works
fine:
pageContext.setAttribute( id, mpe3000 );
But when I use the following syntax, a null pointer exception is thrown
pageContext.setAttribute( id, mpe3000, PageContext.PAGE_SCOPE );
java.lang.NullPointerException
I have some JSP that looks like this -
Some Text
and the generated java looks like this
// start
__tag1.setParent(null);
__tag1.setId("betty");
__tempInt = __tag1.doStartTag();
