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Nath, Vikram wrote:
> Hello Folks,
>I am facing problems with the JSTL stuff. As soon as i include the
> following script to import JSTL I get e
At 06:46 AM 8/6/2004, you wrote:
i use
jstl to call this class in the jsp page and execute
the code automaticly?
Just make your own tag.
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I thing the modern approach is a custom tag -
Custum functions are OK but are restricted to static methods. It is not
easy to give these functions access to the page context. Custom tags have
access to this data.
At 05:29 AM 8/6/2004, you wrote:
Or make a bean that calls the code on its creatio
Or make a bean that calls the code on its creation and
At 08:05 06/08/2004 -0400, you wrote:
Another option is to put the code into a servlet and use
Thai DANG wrote:
Hi
This is my suggestion : you put all your code in a method of your bean
MyUseBean.java (for example public void getMyMethod()
I believe in JSTL 1.1 you can have user defined functions in a functions.tld. But I
haven't tried it out myself so I don't know what limitations there may be. Someone
else may be able to enlighten us more on the subject.
Karl
> in fact i want to execute some java code automaticly
> when i open
Another option is to put the code into a servlet and use
Thai DANG wrote:
Hi
This is my suggestion : you put all your code in a method of your bean MyUseBean.java
(for example public void getMyMethod() {})
Then, simply put in your JSP : ${myUseBean.myMethod}
On Fri, 6 Aug 2004 14:30:10 +0800 (CS
Hi
This is my suggestion : you put all your code in a method of your bean MyUseBean.java
(for example public void getMyMethod() {})
Then, simply put in your JSP : ${myUseBean.myMethod}
On Fri, 6 Aug 2004 14:30:10 +0800 (CST)
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