The next time you hit the page it works though, right? If you're tracking
sessions via cookies, subsequent responses won't need to do URL rewriting. It
actually looks like it's a server bug. Hitting
http://www.sun.com/im/sun_logo.gif;jsessionid=foo
works just fine (SunONE WebServer 6.0), whereas
Yep, all my JSPs are in the same directory.
// didn't work
// did the trick.
Dunno...
On 9/17/03 1:14 PM, "Kris Schneider" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Okay, that's good, but I use page-relative paths successfully with
> all the time. Are you sure the page doing the import is in the same
I'm following the recommendations laid out by Shawn
Bayern in "JSTL In Action", but I've run into a snag.
On page 136, Shawn recommends using the tag
for referring to a directory named images in a Web
application:
Okay, that's good, but I use page-relative paths successfully with
all the time. Are you sure the page doing the import is in the same directory as
the page being imported?
Quoting Billy Bacon <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Awesome. That worked!
>
> Thanks Kris!
>
> - Billy -
>
> On 9/17/03 12:05 PM,
Using nested tags, I am not able to access the value of a scoped variable
set by the parent tag:
PageContext.PAGE_SCOPE) %>" default="test"/>
I've looked at javax.servlet.jsp.jstl.core.TagLoopSupport and the source
code is definitely setting variab
Seems like this should work:
" ...>
Please give an example of what you've tried with and what the resulting
output was.
Quoting Vernon Smith <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
>
> I need to out put a path inside of the containor. The path is
>
> ((Member)request.getSession().getAttribute("member")).getP
Awesome. That worked!
Thanks Kris!
- Billy -
On 9/17/03 12:05 PM, "Kris Schneider" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Have you tried a context-relative path (starts with "/") to the page?
>
> Quoting Billy Bacon <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
>
>> It's a scoped variable. But I think the problem is elsewhere
I need to out put a path inside of the containor. The path is
"
align="middle">
in the script form. If I use the c:out tag, the JSP page path is attached to the front
of the path. I also have tried the c:url and have the same result.
How I can get the path right using a JSTL tag?
Thanks,
Have you tried a context-relative path (starts with "/") to the page?
Quoting Billy Bacon <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> It's a scoped variable. But I think the problem is elsewhere because even
> this doesn't work for me and no exception is thrown...
>
>
>
> Any ideas?
>
> On 9/17/03 11:34 AM, "Kris
It's a scoped variable. But I think the problem is elsewhere because even
this doesn't work for me and no exception is thrown...
Any ideas?
On 9/17/03 11:34 AM, "Kris Schneider" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Is "xyz" only a scripting variable or is it also a scoped variable?
>
> Quoting Billy
Is "xyz" only a scripting variable or is it also a scoped variable?
Quoting Billy Bacon <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Yes, I am importing the core library, I have plenty of other tags
> within my jsp and they work perfectly that's why it confuses me that's it
> not working. Seems like a pretty simple t
I tried catching any exceptions and nothing was printed to the screen :-/
On 9/17/03 10:41 AM, "Rick Ross" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Also, you might wanna do this to see if an error occurred:
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
> Billy Bacon wrote:
>
>> I've looked through the archives and the su
Yes, I am importing the core library, I have plenty of other tags
within my jsp and they work perfectly that's why it confuses me that's it
not working. Seems like a pretty simple tag to use.
Before trying to convert this to JSTL I had tag (from Struts)
and a tag and things worked fine.
But no
Adam,
JSP 2.0 introduces the notion of functions within EL, and in step with
that release, JSTL 1.1 will include some standard functions including
size. There are early releases like Tomcat 5.0 and Resin 3.0 that give
you some features of JSP 2.0, although I haven't tried either.
Hopefully th
Also, you might wanna do this to see if an error occurred:
Billy Bacon wrote:
I've looked through the archives and the suggested alternative for a dynamic
reference is using the . This is not
working in my JSP. The tag is including nothing in my page. I've even tried
to give it a sta
Make sure that you are clear on the differences between c:import
jsp:include and @include they are all different and in my case the fact
that the imported page has no knowledge of my context hosed me.
R
Billy Bacon wrote:
I've looked through the archives and the suggested alternative for a dy
Have you imported the core tag library at the top of your page?
I always forget to do this and wonder why functionlaity is not working.
Chris
-Original Message-
From: Billy Bacon [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 17 September 2003 17:22
To: Tag Libraries Users List
Subject:
I've looked
I've looked through the archives and the suggested alternative for a dynamic
reference is using the . This is not
working in my JSP. The tag is including nothing in my page. I've even tried
to give it a static reference to the jsp and
still nothing. Does anyone know what's wrong?
- Billy -
---
Well, since we're getting into terrible hacks territory, how about:
:)
On 09/17/2003 02:05 PM Martin van Dijken wrote:
Oops,
Guess I spoke a little too fast there. The count does not, like I thought, expose the list size, but the count of how many iterations have passed.
Sorry, no go,
M
Thank you, Serge, I'll look elsewhere. I just wanted
to make sure that I wasn't overlooking something out
of ignorance. - MOD
--- Serge Knystautas <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Michael Duffy wrote:
> > What's the proper idiom to write to the Web app
> log
> > from a JSP using JSTL? Is it possib
Oops,
Guess I spoke a little too fast there. The count does not, like I thought, expose the
list size, but the count of how many iterations have passed.
Sorry, no go,
Martin
> -Original Message-
> From: Martin van Dijken
> Sent: woensdag 17 september 2003 14:02
> To: Tag Libraries Use
Hey guys,
I think this can be accomplished although not directly. I must admit it's a terrible
hack, so decide for yourself if you want to use this. I don't exactly have a test
situation, so I can't really test this, but try:
This only shows the count if there is at least one item
Hi guys
I think this has been discussed in this list about 3.7 million times, so
check out the archives...
The short answer is: You can't.
Best regards,
Eric
-Original Message-
From: Adam Hardy [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Mittwoch, 17. September 2003 13:39
To: Tag Libraries Users Lis
This has been on the list before I think. The recommended solution appears
to be to replace your List class with a ListBean which contains a getSize
method. Would probably be useful if Taglib project could have these
classes available for download. Anyone implemented these and feel like
offering t
Hi Billy,
I don't know about this one. Maybe someone more guru-like will step up
with an answer 8-)
I'm not quite sure why EL doesn't like this but I think it's because the
List class is not a javabean - presumably EL looks for getSize() rather
than the actual size(), but that doesn't explain
Hey gang,
I've been busy doing I18N for our site using the JSTL internationalisation features.
What I miss there and could really use is a tag-alternative for the ChoiceFormat
java-class. If need be I could of course create one of my own, but if there is one
already I'd really rather use it. Do
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