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Yuri Peter Kazakov wrote: > According the documentation of JSTL 1.0 > The should output a current date and time. No, not in the final version of the JSTL 1.0 spec, available at . The behavior you describe was in one of the preliminary versions of the spe

taglibs-user@jakarta.apache.org

According the documentation of JSTL 1.0 The should output a current date and time. But even in fmt.tld and fmt-rt.tld the value attribute is required. I downloaded JSTL final release yesterday. I am preparing a presentation of JSTL for my company development section, so I wouldn't like to any s

String taglib release

Now that there is a released jar from the Commons Lang component, I can start to think about releasing a 1.0 of the String taglib. Before I do such a thing, I'd like to ask if any users would like to make any input on bugs [I'm not aware of any], features or desired documentation. Is there anyth

Re: Applying multiple regexp to the same text.

You have to create a new text variable using the results of the first regexp. Then use that text variable with the second one. Like this: s/\/>/ \/>/gmi s/<\?.*\?>//gmi Some text here Regards, Glenn Cliffano Subagio wrote: > Hi, > > How to apply multiple regexp to the same text? >

Applying multiple regexp to the same text.

Hi, How to apply multiple regexp to the same text? Here is my code: s/\/>/ \/>/gmi s/<\?.*\?>//gmi Some text here The above obviously displays theText twice. I tried and it doesn't work. I couldn't find documentation on jakarta.../regexp website, I also checked jakarta.../oro. Plea

Re: ! Unbearable memory consumption

Han, Thanks for your cue. After more than three hours research and test, I haven't resolve the problem yet. If my understand is right, what you suggested is to have the following code frame in the JSP page: < I had this line at the very begining of the page greetingMorning

Summary: and JAXP problems

Sorry for the barrage of messages about this problem yesterday. I should have waited until I had the complete story, and done my homework better before posting to the list. To make up for this, here's a summary of what I've found by now. The visible problem is that the in the Standard library (J

RE: xsl taglibs

The declaration looks okay, though you should use the well-known URI for the JSTL taglib instead of using a relative path to a TLD: <%@ taglib prefix="x" uri="http://java.sun.com/jstl/xml"; %> As for the error, it's unclear without more information why the declaration would be giving you that p

RE: xsl taglibs

Thanks - it's not quite working, but I'm getting closer than I was! The error that I am getting is this: javax.servlet.ServletException: javax.xml.transform.TransformerConfigurationException: javax.xml.transform.TransformerException: org.xml.sax.SAXParseException: Content is not allowed in prol

Re: xsl taglibs

On Tue, 30 Jul 2002, Sharkey, Margaret C wrote: > Is the XSL taglib still supported? It looks as though it is still > using xalan 1, which is no longer supported. I have been trying to use > it to no avail. Is there anyone out there who has another version? No, it's not still supported. If you

xsl taglibs

Sorry if this is an old subject - it is new to me! Is the XSL taglib still supported? It looks as though it is still using xalan 1, which is no longer supported. I have been trying to use it to no avail. Is there anyone out there who has another version? Thanks in advance, Maggie -- To unsubscr

Re: Setting param values

On Tue, 30 Jul 2002, David Goodenough wrote: > OK, I will change my code accordingly. Can I suggest that swallowing > the values silently is a bit unhelpful, perhaps it should throw some > kind of exception if you try to set something that can not be set! I agree; I'll take a look. To make sur

Re: Setting param values

On Tuesday 30 July 2002 17:43, you wrote: > On Tue, 30 Jul 2002, David Goodenough wrote: > > Using JSTL can I set a param.? value? I can access the values using:- > > > > > > > > but if I want to update the value using:- > > > > > > > > subsequent uses of "${param.Name}" seem to have the old va

Re: Setting param values

On Tue, 30 Jul 2002, David Goodenough wrote: > Using JSTL can I set a param.? value? I can access the values using:- > > > > but if I want to update the value using:- > > > > subsequent uses of "${param.Name}" seem to have the old value not the > new one. > > Do I need to specify a scope,

Setting param values

Using JSTL can I set a param.? value? I can access the values using:- but if I want to update the value using:- subsequent uses of "${param.Name}" seem to have the old value not the new one. Do I need to specify a scope, or should I use the param[ 'Name'] notation or what? Thanks in advan

RE: String tag with "exotic" languages

Ok, I found the problem: Tag nesting. What I was doing: with the nesting done with tabulators. When I do this: (everything on one big line) it all works well. Seems like Java wasn't too happy with other characters in the string :-) Thanks & regards, Eric --

Re: and JAXP problems

Okay, I think I've got it. Xalan uses a system property named "org.xml.sax.driver" to find out which driver implementation (whatever that is) to use. If I set this property to "org.apache.xerces.parsers.SAXParser", then it works fine with all the standard XML JARs in Standard 1.0.1 and JDK 1.3.1_