I am having a problem with forEach in the xtags library. I am trying to
use XPath and xtags to select all of the person entries from my
directory that contain a substring (For example, all of the people who
have 'John' in their name).
I have an XML file that looks basically like this:
I figured this one out: Scrape doesn't follow redirects, use system proxy settings,
etc. because it has its own implementation of HTTPURLConnection. Was there a reason
not to use the standard object from java.net? If not, it'd be relatively simple to
fix...
Ken
Ken Meltsner
Computer Assoc
Hi James- that's exactly what was happening. All I did to make it work was
make sure all of the jar files in xtags were in my classpath, and then I
removed the jaxp.jar and parser.jar that Tomcat 3.2.2 installs with.
Thanks for your help!
-Richard
- Original Message -
From: "James Stra
Hello all,
does not seem to behave the same as it's cousin
. For the same path, forEach works but context doesn't. Is
there something I'm missing?
will return "an Object or List" if "node" is not specified.
Is the list a list in the sense of a "linkedList" or part of the io package?
Where ca
hi all,
i am using the validate tag. i am having a problem that the tag works only
when we write it in the form tag. but i want to write that function in the
submit button.
i need this functionality since i have to do other form validations also.
thanks
Vikramjit singh,
eAngel Team,
Global Tele-s