Hello again,
As a clarification to my earlier mail on this issue.
What makes it illegal to span a String across lines is the Java Language
Specification.
Read http://java.sun.com/docs/books/jls/html/3.doc.html#101083
It says: "It is a compile-time error for a line terminator to appear
after the
Hello Doug,
Orion does indeed parse multi-line statements,
<%
out.
println ("test");
%>
Should work fine. What you can't do is span a String across lines.
Regards,
Karl Avedal
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> - JRun automatically includes the java.io.* package, you
> don't have to do a page include manually if you use
> something like a java.io.BufferedReader in a JSP page.
I don't see this as bug in Orion as this feature of
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> - JRun automatically includes the java.io.* package, you
> don't have to do a page include manually if you use
> something like a java.io.BufferedReader in a JSP page.
I don't see this as bug in Orion as this feature of JRun is not
mentioned anywhere in the spe
