The reason I had to switch from JSTL to DBTags was that JSTL creates a new
connection for every statement. In case of multiple inserts, that makes it
very difficult to obtain the autoincrement value of the last insert.
lev.
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From: Agrawal, Anuj (Anuj)** CTR ** [mailto:[
Hello,
There seems to be a limitation in JSTL SQL taglib. As new connection is made
for every query and update tag, in case of multiple inserts it makes it
difficult to obtain the value of an auto-increment key from the last insert.
One workaround is to use transactions, but that is a fairly adv
Wim,
I am new to JSTL, but I seems to me that your test expressions is malformed.
According to A.2.1 of JSTL spec, mixing EL and text as part of an attribute
concatenates the text and the results of EL evaluation. Furthermore, I think
that only binary "and" operator is supported. Try using this e
Hello everyone,
I am new, so the usual preemptive apologies are in order. I am attempting to
process a form in which I am constructing field names at runtime. I can't
seem to be able to do that with any of Jakarta Taglibs without resorting to
scriplets. Request taglib seems to have no capability
