Re: Dynamically reloading bundles?

Just wanted to add that if you need features not supported by the standard ResourceBundle implementations (such as getting the latest version of the localized data from a database), you can implement your own ResourceBundle subclass; the JSTL i18n actions work with any ResourceBundle implementatio

Re: Dynamically reloading bundles?

Eric, > The tags are great, but we have one problem: We use (not > surprisingly) a database for storing our translations. > However, when I insert a new translation (key/value pair), I have to restart > Tomcat to actually be able to use it in JSTL. > > Does anyone have the same problem and/or a

Re: Designing Good Objects for EL

On Tue, 3 Sep 2002, Mark R. Diggory wrote: [ A few issues, plus . . . ] > Does EL have capabilities for "Indexed" JavaBean patterns? I can't find > any online documentation on this? As you pointed out, the JSTL spec is the authoritative documentation for JSTL. Also, books like mine ("JSTL in A

Re: Designing Good Objects for EL

Karr, David wrote: > >You'll just have to wait like the rest of us :) . > > Yes, quite true. >Others can provide more detailed information here, but basically it's not >there yet. I think it's clear that we'll eventually get access to >Collection API methods, or more general access to object

RE: Is there tools for Jsp development ?

> The answer is simple: IntelliJ IDEA You've used this to do JSP? Does it check that a tld matches a tag entered, give me auto-complete on tag names and attribute names, check types of attributes, support a deployed-taglib-in-a-jar without me having to take the tld out? That's what I assume a g

RE: Is there tools for Jsp development ?

The answer is simple: IntelliJ IDEA IntelliJ IDEA is a full-featured Java IDE with a high level of usability and outstanding advanced code editing and refactoring support. Check the features: Easy to use interface Specially designed for fast work with the keyboard. 100% of features available w

RE: Designing Good Objects for EL

> -Original Message- > From: Mark R. Diggory [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] > Sent: Tuesday, September 03, 2002 11:41 AM > To: Tag Libraries Users List > Subject: Designing Good Objects for EL > > Ugh, > > I've been plagued with issues that have to do with EL and accessing > Attributes/Prop

Designing Good Objects for EL

Ugh, I've been plagued with issues that have to do with EL and accessing Attributes/Properties in Objects. It turns out that the following is a very big issue: 1.) Objects that extend or implment java.util.Collection api will always revert to that api when you try to access them using EL. fo

Re: AW: Is there tools for Jsp development ?

> Dreamweaver MX support which version of Jsp ? from macromedia site: - JSP Tag Library Support JSP Tag Libraries abstract server logic from JSP pages. Dreamweaver MX imports JSP Tag Library information from TLD (tag library descriptor) files, and makes them available in Code Hints

cannot get JSTL examples to work.

I am getting errors with the standard-examples.war. I have verified 1.0.1 version. Running Tomcat 4.0.4 on NT. When I run the Iterator Tags - Simple example I get the below error: type Exception report message Internal Server Error description The server encountered an internal erro

Re: AW: Is there tools for Jsp development ?

Sun ONE Studio http://wwws.sun.com/software/sundev/jde/index.html for all my Webapplication / JSP needs. You can role your own taglibs in One and even test your webapplications on an internal installation of Tomcat 4.0. -Mark marba wrote: >I use dreamweaver mx which support jsp & taglibs,

Re: AW: Is there tools for Jsp development ?

Dreamweaver MX support which version of Jsp ? marba wrote: > I use dreamweaver mx which support jsp & taglibs, even if sometimes crashes > (!) > > - Original Message - > From: "Thomas Colin de Verdière" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > To: "Tag Libraries Users List" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > Sent: Mond

RE: JSTL session tags and more....

My question was not related to a specific problem. It was dealing with session and session data management, I was hopping that someone while using session tags or session object had the same question than I haveit is not the truly right place to get the answer...let's focused on Taglibs S

Re: JSTL session tags and more....

Note that Jakarta Taglibs's "session" tags are NOT part of JSTL. They are a custom offering of this open-source project, not a standard. > I'm trying to play with session swapping (meaning storing session data > in a database through jdbc). > > I use session tagligs and it seems working pretty

Re: Dom transformation with JSTL

On Tue, 3 Sep 2002, MICHEL Stéphane wrote: > Is it possible to use tag directly with two DOM > (org.w3c.dom.Document) stored in the request context, one for the XML > and one for the XSL ? The 'xml' attribute may refer to a DOM; the 'xslt' attribute, if pointing to an object other than a String

JSTL session tags and more....

Hi, I'm trying to play with session swapping (meaning storing session data in a database through jdbc). I use session tagligs and it seems working pretty well : I can set attribute, removethere is a session process going on through my application. (so session taglib works well!!!thank you gu

Dom transformation with JSTL

Hi, Is it possible to use tag directly with two DOM (org.w3c.dom.Document) stored in the request context, one for the XML and one for the XSL ? Thanks S. MICHEL -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: For additional commands, e-mail:

Re: AW: Is there tools for Jsp development ?

Hi, thanks all, well i tried utltradev plugin which works for Ultradev 4 but it is only jsp1.0 compliant. So you can use bean (you use getProperty and setProperty). It use taglib and you can in a way use the live data feature which render the jsp directly (you design and changes could be refres

Re: AW: Is there tools for Jsp development ?

I use dreamweaver mx which support jsp & taglibs, even if sometimes crashes (!) - Original Message - From: "Thomas Colin de Verdière" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: "Tag Libraries Users List" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Monday, September 02, 2002 7:09 PM Subject: Re: AW: Is there tools for Jsp dev