hello,
i have just about tried everything in getting my dbtag lib to run..i have
followed the steps as are given in the documentation
copied the tld in the /WEB-INF subdirectory of my web application
copied the tag library jar file to the /WEB-INF/lib subdirectory of my web
applicatio
i am trying to use the db tag library but am getting the following error, can
someone help me out
org.apache.jasper.compiler.CompileException:
D:\jakarta-tomcat-3.2.1\jakarta-tomcat-3.2.1\webapps\dbtags\tagusage.jsp(15,0)
Unable to open taglibrary http://jakarta.apache.org/taglibs/dbtags :
D:\jak
The http://user:password@server/ syntax is not a part of the standard HTTP URL. It's
supported by Netscape and Internet Explorer, but not Java.
Ken
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From: Moore, Howard [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Monday, November 26, 2001 3:51 PM
To: Tag Libraries Users List
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Greetings,
Anyone have any experience using XTAGS or IO-taglib with URL's that require
authentication?
Grok the following code;
<%
String strURL =
"http://user:[EMAIL PROTECTED]?article=14&s
Hi Tobias
Thanks for the test case you sent me off-list. I've fixed the problem now so
either the current CVS version or the the next daily build of XTags should
have the patch applied.
FYI I've added your test case to the example web application in
xtags/examples/web/test/xslt/dummy.*
James
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Thanks a lot James!!!
Your third option is fairly good. My system is already working. Next future
you can see the results in www.tudistrito.com, a spanish company for Yellows
Pages. Nowadays the site is running under a private presentation system,
with servlets.
For your information, this proble
sounds like maybe the class file is not in your classpath.
echo $CLASSPATH (unix) (perhaps "set CLASSPATH" on Win) of the user who is
running Tomcat and make sure the class file resides in a directory listed or
that the jar file containing the class is listed by name with it's path before
it.
br
Hi Tobias
It should work with the second approach...
> If I pass the the parameter in <%= %> Notation
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> the toString representation of the response object is taken and I get an
> error that java.lang.String does not provide a encodeURL Method:
It should not be doing the toString() conver
Hello James,
I just tried out the nightly build. I have still a problem, which I have
no idea to solve it:
If I pass a parameter like
I get the follwing error message:
Error in tag library at: 'xtags': for tag 'param', property 'value' of tag
handler class 'org.apache.taglibs.xtags.xslt.P
Have you asked/searched WebLogic areas to see if there's such a switch? It
seems quite shortsighted that any pool design would assume all connections
handed out will eventually make it back on their own.
I wouldn't think that a connection being stored somewhere or not would
affect the ability for
Thanks a lot everyone for the help.
I got it working. This is what I ended up doing in case anyone's interested:
1. Make each taglib into its own Java package
2. Create a subdirectory for each one called META-INF
3. Put the TLD for each taglib into the appropriate META-INF directory
4. Rename al
Hi Daniel
Firstly what is the value of 'cont'? Is it a number? So that the XPath
expression you are trying to evaluate is something like
/root/States/Locality[2]/code
(Remember XPath indexes start at 1).
If 'cont' is a page level scope you can access it directly with an XPath
expression as foll
Hello everybody!!! I have a great problem.
I have installed the XTags library, with Tomcat 4.0, and the problem is that
I can't put JSP sentences inside the
XTags. For example:
This makes that no result will be displayed on the screen. If anybody have
the response for this problem,
please, He
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