problem setting up core tags

Hi I was trying to use the core standard tag library. I copied standard.jar and jstl.jar next to the previously working jar files and copied the c.ltd into the web-inf directory. I also modified the web.xml file and restarted the server. I get the following error when I try to use the any tag in

Scrape issues

For some reason, I don't seem to be able to scrape a site other than the example. Any ideas? I just get nothing in that area, and bytes are returned on the System.out output. I'm using WebLogic 6.1. Thanks, Steve -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: For additional command

how to use wasEmpt and rowCount of DBtaglib ??

I want to have a test if a row exist or not ( for insert or update) select * from history where name="var1" and person="var2" In the DBtaglib in the documentation it said use wasEmpty or rowCount, could you please show me how to use it. thanks, your help is appreciated _

Re: Any better ideas?

From: "James Strachan" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > Agreed - I've had this thought too. The only real issue is the current JAXP > API for XSLT requires that all variables be pushed into XSLT - XSLT is not > capable of pulling the variables depending on the contents of the > stylesheet. So the only way, u

Re: Any better ideas?

- Original Message - From: "Shawn Bayern" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > It seems that there are really two separate issues: you're discussing (a) > a JSP preprocessor (as you later described) and (b) an XSLT engine aware > of the PageContext. The idea of a preprocessor is somewhat general but >

Re: Any better ideas?

> it might be appropriate in a future version of JSTL to allow the XPath > variables that make up the XPath evaluative context in JSTL tags to > apply also to XSLT transformations conducted through . > At least, it's probably worth exploring. I think that is a fantastic idea. Now that the stan

Re: Any better ideas?

On Tue, 21 May 2002, Brian J. Sletten wrote: > I asked previously if anyone had any suggestions about dealing with > multi-step JSP compilation and didn't get any responses. I came across > a concrete example that might generate more discussion. > > I'm working on a prototype web application t

RE: Any better ideas?

"Mader, Steve" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> said: > > What part of the JSP needs to be dynamic? You ask good questions, Steve. I agree that I can move some of the generative code out of the JSP into beans to achieve the same goals. Nothing that I'm doing requires that I do it this way, but it just see

RE: Any better ideas?

What part of the JSP needs to be dynamic? I can see you needing HTML and anything else client related dynamic, but not the JSP scriplet code itself. Doing this means each page would have to be compiled every time into a new servlet. Are you trying to created a web site or a JSP code generator?

Any better ideas?

I asked previously if anyone had any suggestions about dealing with multi-step JSP compilation and didn't get any responses. I came across a concrete example that might generate more discussion. I'm working on a prototype web application that is very dynamic and generates JSPs on the fly from

Please help with email attachment problem--urgent!

Hi, I am using two set of tags in one jsp page to handle uploading and attachemnt. The program ask user to upload the file from the local disk to the server. Then the program will send that file as email attachment. The problem I have is that I was told by IT department that user will not be ab

Re: Accessing session-scoped variables from within taglibs

On Tue, 21 May 2002, Claudio Cicali wrote: > Hello, > > simple and direct: > > On the same jsp, this: > > <%= session.getParameter("section") %> > > returns, say, "MAIN" > > while this: > > > > returns nothing... You really mean The other form ("session" alone) is out of dat

Re: Accessing session-scoped variables from within taglibs

On Tue, 21 May 2002 12:27:51 +0200 Claudio Cicali <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hello, > > simple and direct: Ok, solved after browsing the list archives. -- Claudio Cicali aka FleXer [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.flexer.it GPG Key Fingerprint = 2E12 64D5 E5F5 2883 0472 4CFF 3682 E786 555D 25C

Accessing session-scoped variables from within taglibs

Hello, simple and direct: On the same jsp, this: <%= session.getParameter("section") %> returns, say, "MAIN" while this: returns nothing... So, I have to do: <%= session.getAttribute("section") %> But this... well... sucks :) How can I access sessio