Is anyone using DBTaglibs,please could some one tell me as to how do I install
it in tomcat 3.2.1, I have already followed the instructions given in the
tutorial but it has given me errors.
as show below
apache.jasper.compiler.CompileException:
D:\jakarta-tomcat-3.2.1\jakarta-tomcat-3.2.1\webapps
Hi,
I am using xtags style and param tags for basic XSLT.
I have been looking at ways for improving performance.
Is it possible to do XSLTC and run a translet for
these xtags instead of doing the basic transformation?
Thanks.
--Malay.
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Do You
Is anybody using i18n:ifdef or i18n:ifndef? If so, please drop me a note...
I'd like to hear some of the use cases. If I don't hear anything, then
that's valuable too. :-)
Thanks,
Tim
Hi,
I am using the Taglib to generate the HTML content for my page. I cannot
have a JSP and bean because all my contents are dynamic in nature. For this
reason I am calling the Taglib directly from a servlet to generate the
HTML(I am using the Taglib to have a common look across all the apps u
Title: RE: DBtaglibs problem connecting via JNDI
I had
this same issue with JRun 3.1. I wrote my own connection tag to get around
this issue and figured it would be worked out in the final version of
DBTags.
Steve
-Original Message-From: Don Coleman
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Title: RE: DBtaglibs problem connecting via JNDI
I'd expect that you have a problem with your connection pool. Try testing it outside of the tag library. Make sure that the name you look up exists. Check if the DataSource is null. Check if the connection returned from the datasource is nul
hi xsl-developers,
I've made a patch to
/xsl/src//src/org/apache/taglibs/xsl/ApplyTag.java
from the snapshot 2001-Oct-16.
It's purpose is to set the "user.dir" property to the root-directory of
the servlet (or jsp-webapp). This allows to specify context relative
path expressions inside stylesheet