If you're using at least a JSP 1.2 container, JSTL's XML/XSLT tags are
worth a look.
Andrea wrote:
I have a requirement for a project where XTags seems to be a perfect fit from
the research I have done. Basically using custom JSP tags to wrap XSLT calls
around an XML document.
I don't see
I have a requirement for a project where XTags seems to be a perfect fit from
the research I have done. Basically using custom JSP tags to wrap XSLT calls
around an XML document.
I don't see much in the way of documentation and the last release for the
taglib on the jakarta site was over 2 y
FWA Software, Inc. announced the release of Visual JSTL, an extension suite
for Dreamweaver MX. Visual JSTL enables web developers to use Dreamweaver
to create and maintain JSP pages containing JSTL 1.1 expressions, functions,
and tags. Visual JSTL supports visual layout and editing in addition t
i explicitly write the line breaks
in your action:
public static final String newline = System.getProperty("line.separator");
then write your jsp code like this:
StringBuffer disbHashDetailEntry = new StringBuffer();
disbHashDetailEntry.append("detailHash['");
// make constant
Yes, you were right and I was wrong =). However, this still won't fix my
problem when a return is entered. Here is an example of the what comes
out:
function('blah', 'test
test.');
This is what doesn't work with Javascript properly, as it doesn't
understand the new line. I'll probably just ha
the default for escapeXml is true right? if you do false it will print out
your javascript correctly I am printing out fairly complicated hash
structures to my pages with core:out escapeXml="false"
-Original Message-
From: Eric W Hauser [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, May 04, 2
I'm not sure I made my question clear. If I use (which
escapeXml is set to false by default so you don't have to define that),
everything works fine. My issue is that I have to convert certain
characters (new line or carriage returns are an example) into
their Javascript literals for these chara
i do this with core:out
use
-Original Message-
From: Eric W Hauser [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, May 03, 2004 6:35 PM
To: Tag Libraries Users List
Subject: Java String to Javascript String
Has anyone seen a tag library or some example code that will allow you to
grab an Stri
