Thomas,
I think that this might help.
Pete
Original Message
Subject: Re: exposing script variables
Date: Wed, 25 Apr 2001 09:20:02 -0500
From: Peter Alfors <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Organization: HK Systems, Inc
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Refe
Pierre, Morgan:
Thank you VERY much! That is exactly what I needed.
Pete
Morgan Delagrange wrote:
> (Pierre sent a related response as I was typing this, but I think it's
> still helpful.)
>
> Ah, OK, I think I see what you're asking for now. Often when people
> talk about scripting variabl
(Pierre sent a related response as I was typing this, but I think it's
still helpful.)
Ah, OK, I think I see what you're asking for now. Often when people
talk about scripting variables, they're just talking about assigning
attributes, but you want the real deal. OK, time to introduce you to th
Oops.. I miss-typed.
Here is what I am currently doing:
<% String organizationId = (String)
organizationsBean.getColumn("ORGANIZATIONID"); %>
The define tag retrieves the specified object from my own session management
utility. The session scope in the define tag is different
from the httpses
Peter,
Do you have a tagExtraInfo class associated with your tag?
This is required to expose a scripting variable.
For example, for the import tag (under xsl):
public final class ImportTei extends TagExtraInfo {
/**
* Return information about the scripting variables to be created.
Actually, you did put your attribute in the session context. The
findAttribute(String) method of the page context searches all the context
(first page, then request, then session, then application) for your
attribute. The alternative is the getAttribute(String) method of each
scope, which only
Yep, that will work. However, I was hoping to mimic what the jsp:useBean tag
does.
I would like to reduce the amount of script code as much as possible.
The jsp:useBean taglib somehow makes the variable accessible to the page
without having to use pageContext.getAttribute().
Does anyone know how
Hola,
>> [...] This new tag needs to be able to make an object available as a
scripting variable. [...]
> String organizationId =
pageContext.findAttribute("organizationsBean").getColumn("ORGANIZATIONID");
As a relative servlet/JSP newbie, I'm wondering why it would be better
to put things in th
On Tue, 24 Apr 2001, Peter Alfors wrote:
> Hello all,
>
> This is probably a simple question (hopefully) for you all.
> I am writing a tag that is similar to jsp:useBean.
>
> This new tag needs to be able to make an object available as a scripting
> variable.
> example:
>
>
