Those results seem reasonable. You should assume the value is a string,
unless you specifically have an integer type. In your case, the value
"1" is a string. Now, if you did "${1}", that might give you an
integer.
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i seemed to ask this on tomcat list, anyway here it is
i fetched an int type from mysql and assign to variable
it seems that its assigning type int since if i
String test = (String) pageContext.getAttribute("eid");
i get a cast error
but if i
the ff
String test = (String) pageContext.getA
Exactly.
1) Consider a way to eliminate the compiling thing. Maybe applying
transform, saving to a var, and next using some tag to transform the xml (I
don't know the posibilities but it seems possible)
2) If you really want to compile but you don't want to make a file (getting
a temporary numb
It may be complicated, but it's the only way it's going to work. ;-)
That is, short of modifying the container itself...
If you think about it, it's not all that surprising. The page compiler
generates Java code from the JSP page, and that Java code is compiled
into a servlet. What you are asking
>>Try saving the output to another jsp file (dynamic.jsp) and redirecting
the client to that page
It would be complicated to save the output to another jsp file and redirect
to that because:
(a) the output from is only a fragment of an XHTML page
(b) in a multiuser environment I would be creat
