AW: Silly But Most Required

-Ursprungliche Nachricht- Von:Deepak [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Gesendet am:Mittwoch, 31. Januar 2001 07:48 An: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Betreff:Silly But Most Required Dear Friends. I've jumped from Servlet to JSP The basic part before the JSP Taglib I've done. Now I've to s

Silly But Most Required

Dear Friends. I've jumped from Servlet to JSP The basic part before the JSP Taglib I've done. Now I've to start with Tag Library Definition (TLD). Let me tell you I've TomCat Installed in my PC which is on Windows 95. I need Help to start with it. The Concept of Tag Library is clear , but how to

Setter Method Exceptions

Hello, I have a custom tag nested within an iterator tag that formats elements in a long table. The performance is really poor. The tag's attributes change by session and request, but remain constant within the loop. I have a couple of questions: 1) Is it acceptable for a setter method of a

RE: Using a jsp:include action (JSP 1.1) within a BodyTag taglib tag

Sure, the code is simple. It follows the spec(tag 1.0/jsp1.1) and I have used it on WL 51 and Tomcat 3.2.1. Sorry if it doesn't compile (cut/paste/make it pretty :) . There are other variations on the theme (like providing your own servlet base class) but his one is simple and doesn't intrude on

Re: Using a jsp:include action (JSP 1.1) within a BodyTag taglib tag

> I've looked through the JSP 1.2 spec (although not completely), and I > did not see any mention of this type of restriction. Is this correct? > > I realize that this is somewhat contanier specific, but does anyone know > if Tomcat 4.x allow for jsp:include actions within a BodyTag? Using JSP1

Re: Using a jsp:include action (JSP 1.1) within a BodyTag taglib tag

Thanks. This sounds like a decent workaround. Can you send examples of how you've got this working? Does the included JSP file need to do anything 'special' to work in your environment? Thanks again. ...alex... "Ward, Jeff" wrote: > Yup, it's part of the spec to do that. The include write

RE: Using a jsp:include action (JSP 1.1) within a BodyTag taglib tag

Yup, it's part of the spec to do that. The include writes directly to the request while the tag writes to the body. (which is buffered until the end in which case it is written to it's parent or if no parent then the request.) The only way I have found to get around this is to write my own inclu

multiple values

Hi All, Can anyone tell me if "input taglib" or "struts taglib" support multiple checkboxes with the same name? And multiselect listbox? Thanks, Tahir

Re: attribute has no value

Are you trying to use other custom tags like the Jakarta request taglib? I am guessing that you are trying to get an attribute off of the request that just so happens to have the same name as the one that you defined in your tld. If this is not the case then can you include the jsp in your next

attribute has no value

Hi,       I just started using customized tags and I have a little problem... I defined an attribute in the tld file as not required (false), yet when I run the jsp page I get error from the tomcat container saying that an attribute has no value.       What could be the reason for that? I a