Re: client/server side xslt depending on client possilities

sorry, my bad about the multi post. :-< V. Cekvenich wrote: http://stxx.sf.net Marc Guillemot wrote: [I apologize if this email appears many times but my previous posts through the newsgroups view of this mailing list on news.gmane.org seems to have failed] As far as I know the JSTL al

Re: client/server side xslt depending on client possilities

http://stxx.sourceforge.net/ Marc Guillemot wrote: [I apologize if this email appears many times but my previous posts through the newsgroups view of this mailing list on news.gmane.org seems to have failed] As far as I know the JSTL allow to perform a transformation on the server side. Some bro

Re: client/server side xslt depending on client possilities

http://stxx.sourceforge.net/ Marc Guillemot wrote: [I apologize if this email appears many times but my previous posts through the newsgroups view of this mailing list on news.gmane.org seems to have failed] As far as I know the JSTL allow to perform a transformation on the server side. Some bro

Re: client/server side xslt depending on client possilities

http://stxx.sourceforge.net/ Marc Guillemot wrote: [I apologize if this email appears many times but my previous posts through the newsgroups view of this mailing list on news.gmane.org seems to have failed] As far as I know the JSTL allow to perform a transformation on the server side. Some bro

Re: client/server side xslt depending on client possilities

http://stxx.sf.net Marc Guillemot wrote: [I apologize if this email appears many times but my previous posts through the newsgroups view of this mailing list on news.gmane.org seems to have failed] As far as I know the JSTL allow to perform a transformation on the server side. Some browsers (eg

Re: Drop down menu

Struts-menu on sf.net Lenny Sorey wrote: Does anyone know if there is a tag lib available to create drop down menus similar to JavaScript drop down menus. Thanks Lenny Sorey -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: For additional commands, e-mail:

Re: Beefing up JSTL EL in JSP 2

With methods... one could say object.do() (and do OO) as oposed to do(Object). The guide line for OO is noun.verb(). I wish it was methods. Shawn Bayern wrote: > On Tue, 15 Oct 2002, James Cook wrote: > > >>I wonder why the unnecessary complication here? If they are going to >>use reflection a