In the Struts source distribution, look at:
contrib/struts-el/src/share/org/apache/strutsel/taglib/html/ELButtonTag.java
Look at the "evalAttr()" and "evaluateExpressions()" methods, and the "EvalHelper"
utility class. The latter is what calls the EL evaluator.
Also note that you may have to w
er 31, 2002 7:54 AM
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> Subject: RE: Cooperating tag
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> In JSP 1.2, you have to specifically use the API for the JSTL
> expression language engine if you want attributes to use the
> "${...}" syntax. In JSP 2.0, this will happen
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> Subject: Cooperating tag
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> Should I be able to create a variable using and then
> use it to set
> the value of an attribute in my own custom tag?
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> When I try and use "${myVar}" to pass the value to my cus
Should I be able to create a variable using and then use it to set
the value of an attribute in my own custom tag?
When I try and use "${myVar}" to pass the value to my custom tag, what
receive is the literal "${myVar}". In otherwords it doesn't evaluate the
expression. I've tested under Tomca
