What you are describing sounds like Sun's JavaServer Faces.
You should be able to find information about it at java.sun.com.
Glenn
Kevin Duffey wrote:
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> Hi there,
>
> Not sure if I posted this yet, but I am wondering if there is any standard
> form taglibs being worked on that will be part o
Hello,
I've been using the mailer taglib to send simple HTML email messages
from a Weblogic 6.0 JSP container. I say and
everything works fine. I can even use the tag to
include dynamic content. Great!
Now I want to send a self-contained message that contains other
resources referenced by t
Thanks for the reply Shawn. I agree with what your saying in that it might
be a little difficult initially. However, I think it would be beneficial to
come up with at least some sort of standard interface for form input
taglibs. Maybe base it off of Struts, although I just read an email from a
de
Kevin,
I can't speak for the group as a whole, but tags like HTML form elements
seem controversial and difficult to get right, and I'd thus personally be
surprised if they ended up in JSPTL 1.0. The JavaServer Faces (JSR-127)
JSR calls for a tag library in support of "graphical" elements; see
Hi there,
Not sure if I posted this yet, but I am wondering if there is any standard
form taglibs being worked on that will be part of the JSR-052 standard?
Ideally it should handle field validation on the server with an optional
ability to provide javascript client-side validation (although I pe
There was a syntax error in the source code. It was fixed last night.
The source code currently in CVS or the source code distribution available
on the jakarta site created this morning should compile fine.
Regards,
Glenn
Anders Berg wrote:
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> Hi,
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> beeing new to jakarta-taglibs and this
Anders,
Actually, you're very close; the problem isn't on your end at all. The
particular issue you're running into is a minor syntactic error I
introduced in a round of changes to update JSPTL to the current version of
the servlet API.
The good news is that we've already caught it. If you pul
Hi,
beeing new to jakarta-taglibs and this mailing list, I hope the question I
ask is not asked _all_ the time. :)
I'm having no problems whatsoever compiling and installing all the modules
in JTL, except jsptl. I build xalan (1.4.1) and xerces(2.2.D6) from
scratch, and j-ant, j-oro, j-servle
