fmt:message and escaping

Hi all, I just realized that the fmt:message tag, unlike c:out, is not escaping its output. How would you escape the content you internationalize? Wrapping every single fmt:message with some other tag that does the escaping (and I did not find such tag) is not a viable solution in my opinion. The

Null values and no of rows

I have two questions. Will appreciate your help. 1. In the following example, how can I substitute NA for null values. Note that I do not construct the sql to include NVL function. The SQL statement is passed to me. 2. In the following example, how do I k

timeZone and day light saving time

It seems that there is no way to specify Day Light Saving Time rule in or since it's implemented as Java TimeZone, not SimpleTimeZone. Is there way to specify day light saving timezone? Thanks, Howard Lin - To unsubscribe, e-

Re: accessing multiple select params

Jim, Thanks very much, that works just fine, e.g.:   -c Jim Kennedy wrote: I believe you would use ${paramValues.foo}. Although I have not tested myself yet. It will return a String[]. Jim Kennedy IT Consultant Mobile Phone: 813-503-1484 ---

Re: accessing multiple select params

I believe you would use ${paramValues.foo}. Although I have not tested myself yet. It will return a String[]. Jim Kennedy IT Consultant Mobile Phone: 813-503-1484 - - Original Message - From: "Carole E. Mah" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: "

accessing multiple select params

Normally one can access a reqest parameter like this: ${param.foo} But what should be done with the result of a multiple select? e.g. Farble warble much blortiness bar bar bar google [etc] If I just ask for $(param.foo} in this case, all I get is the first one the user selected. So if the user

Re: Document root element is missing

On Wed, 11 Jun 2003, Jim Kennedy wrote: > This tag will attempt to parse the literal string "xmldoc_string," which explains the "Document root element is missing" message. Instead, you'll need to refer to this string (assuming it's stored as a scoped variable or something similar) with an EL ex

Document root element is missing

I am trying to parse a pretty simple xml document. Here it is: Here's the JSP code: <[EMAIL PROTECTED] uri="/WEB-INF/x.tld" prefix="x" %> <[EMAIL PROTECTED] uri="/WEB-INF/c.tld" prefix="c" %> <[EMAIL PROTECTED] uri="/WEB-INF/taglibs-log.

Re: JspTranslate: org/saxpath/SAXPathException.

Figured this one out guys. This ones on me for being stupid. I was missing a jar in my classpath. The name of the jar was saxpath.jar. I only had jstl.jar and standard.jar (from apache) in the lib dir of my WAR. Jim Kennedy IT Consultant - -