Without really looking at this, isn't string replacement better done as
tag replacement using xsl, ie use tags in the body indicating header,
etc and just transform via xsl? Or even just use xml entities?
This is probably my favorite thing about xml... its like having a string
with variables/plac
OK, save, here is something better
/** Takes a string, and replaces the replace text with new text.
* @param str String to replace into
* @param pattern Pattern of text to replace.
* @param replace What to replace it with.
* @return str with the replace text replaced with t
The things on the client happen on the client. The things on the server happen on
the server.
What I do to handle this is read a template file (a piece of HTML), and plug in
things replacing some text tags. (HIDDEN_FIELD_VALUE_GOES_HERE), etc... This
gives you full control of everything. Porb
Hi all,
I'm having a problem passing params to using the Xtags taglib.
The example shows:
<%@ taglib uri="http://jakarta.apache.org/taglibs/xtags-1.0"; prefix="xtags"
%>
<%--
Demos the use of the tag
using relative URIs and parameters are passed into the stylesheet
--%>
Hi,
I'm having a problem with iterator on a range.
When I specify hard coded values for begin or end in the ForEach
tag it works fine but when my end value is defined by an other
variable : (end = "$lastValue") I got a raised exception.
This lastValue is evaluated in one of my servlets and I ne
Hi Eric,
It actually looks like what you've done is correct. Make sure that you've
recomppiled the org.apache.taglibs.standard.examples.startup.Init class
and that the container is noticing your changes. For instance, add some
logging to that class and see if your message is printed to the log.
Hi
I'm new to JSTL and not quite new to Java. I think JSTL is the best thing
since sliced bread :-) but I'm having a problem. Probably this is a very
dumb question, but anyway...
(I tried the examples and they all work)
All I'm trying to do is set up a new iterator. Thus, I modify
org.apache.ta
Hi
I'm a newbie to JSTL (and Java more or less too) and was extremely confused
about the syntax for the ECMAscript EL. Until I read
http://www.mail-archive.com/taglibs-user@jakarta.apache.org/msg01249.html
Of course, I had first tried something like
and it didn't work.
>From my point of vie
Hi,
I have been having a great deal of difficulty transforming a
org.w3c.dom.Document object with the xtags:style (and also x:transform) tag.
All the examples have been targetted toward reading XML from a file ( url
and StreamSource approaches). However, in our application we need to
receive d
