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I have run into a situation that I do not understand very well. Maybe someone has seen it and knows how to fix it. I get the java beans for my application as ADO's from an EJB application server. They are objects that have a hierarchy, that is when I first see them they all have at least three le

Re: how to look for substrings

Felipe, If you want to search for more complex strings I also found this in Regex <%-- create the match regexp "m/test1/mi" --%> m/test1/mi <%-- set the text to match on --%> This is a test of regular expression matching. See if a match exists... A match was found! A match was no

Re: how to look for substrings

Felipe You could try "countmatches" from the docs on Jakarta Hello world programs are rife in this world due to their worldy view of how to program a world of code returns the number of times that the body String contains the sub-string. Kenneth Tyler tinyxp Berkeley CA - Original Message

RE: Attributes with Spaces in Their Names

Yes. In this case, you could use: '${applicationScope["theRestaurantCollectionPacific Rim"].collection}' > -Original Message- > From: Hunter Hillegas [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] > Sent: Wednesday, February 19, 2003 12:35 PM > To: Taglibs > Subject: Attributes with Spaces in Their Names >

Re: how to look for substrings

To be honest, my view of taglibs at the moment [more architectual than coding as I'm mainly doing Java server stuff in my code] is that I would have: JSTL String [I'm biast] Log Regexp as my standard tags. I've no clue, but my cynical nature leads me to think that JSTL will grow to cover at leas

Re: how to look for substrings

oh no, one more taglib :-) On Thu, 2003-02-20 at 17:22, Henri Yandell wrote: > > regexp taglib? > > On 20 Feb 2003, Felipe Schnack wrote: > > > Hey all > > How can I include the body of a tag (much like an "if") when a > > substring is found using JSTL? Basically, I would like to do this:

Re: how to look for substrings

regexp taglib? On 20 Feb 2003, Felipe Schnack wrote: > Hey all > How can I include the body of a tag (much like an "if") when a > substring is found using JSTL? Basically, I would like to do this: > > > it works! > > > But I see there isn't a "like" operator :-) > > -- > > Felipe Schna

how to look for substrings

Hey all How can I include the body of a tag (much like an "if") when a substring is found using JSTL? Basically, I would like to do this: it works! But I see there isn't a "like" operator :-) -- Felipe Schnack Analista de Sistemas [EMAIL PROTECTED] Cel.: (51)91287530 Linux Counter #2

Re: Syntax for concatenating strings and escaping quotes

David, Try To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Thursday, February 20, 2003 10:36 AM Subject: Syntax for concatenating strings and escaping quotes > Looking at the PDF of Appendix A of the JSTL book it would appear that there > is no operator for concatenating strings. Following the EcmaScript mod

Re: Syntax for concatenating strings and escaping quotes

If I'm not mistaken I believe the correct syntax is To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Thursday, February 20, 2003 10:36 AM Subject: Syntax for concatenating strings and escaping quotes > Looking at the PDF of Appendix A of the JSTL book it would appear that there > is no operator for concatenating s

Re: Syntax for concatenating strings and escaping quotes

David Goodenough wrote: Looking at the PDF of Appendix A of the JSTL book it would appear that there is no operator for concatenating strings. Following the EcmaScript model one would assume that it should be +, but is this right? Also if I wanted to add a ' to a string in an expression of the f

Re: Syntax for concatenating strings and escaping quotes

David Goodenough wrote: Looking at the PDF of Appendix A of the JSTL book it would appear that there is no operator for concatenating strings. Following the EcmaScript model one would assume that it should be +, but is this right? Also if I wanted to add a ' to a string in an expression of the f

Syntax for concatenating strings and escaping quotes

Looking at the PDF of Appendix A of the JSTL book it would appear that there is no operator for concatenating strings. Following the EcmaScript model one would assume that it should be +, but is this right? Also if I wanted to add a ' to a string in an expression of the form:-

can't be so hard ( tag)

I have problems with JSTL's tag I have, in my page scope, an attribute called "candidato". This bean have a property called "possuiRespostas", that is a java.lang.Boolean I want to test if it's FALSE... why none of the following do work? No error is thrown either -- Felipe Sch

Re: simple question

I have internationalized all buttons in my project successfully using JSTL, except the file up load button. Any suggestions on having a internationalization label on a file upload button? Thanks, Vernon 17/02/2003 10:30:07 AM, Hans Bergsten <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >Philippe Petit wrote:

RE: Can I use MyClass as a attribute

Thanks for the info Hans. That solved my problem. I was looking in exactly the wrong area. I figured I was passing the data wrong, when in fact I was describe what I was passing wrong. Either way thanks a million, jb -Original Message- From: Hans Bergsten [

Re: Scrape tag

Many Thanks :) - Original Message - From: "Glenn Nielsen" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: "Tag Libraries Users List" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Wednesday, February 19, 2003 6:47 PM Subject: Re: Scrape tag > Fixed now. > > Infidel wrote: > > Yea, I know...but if you go into any of the download loca

Re: Scrape tag

Many Thanks :) - Original Message - From: "Glenn Nielsen" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: "Tag Libraries Users List" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Wednesday, February 19, 2003 6:47 PM Subject: Re: Scrape tag > Fixed now. > > Infidel wrote: > > Yea, I know...but if you go into any of the download loca