Re: One Pass JSP Parsing Woes! - how to generate Dynamic JSP and enforce those tags get parsed/translated?

Since I can not force the processing of the tags that are generated on the fly, I chose a hack to call the functions that the container would call on the tag myself explicitly. By doing so, I explicitly forced the tag-lifecycle. I am not claiming this is a neat solution, but the best of the workab

Re: One Pass JSP Parsing Woes! - how to generate Dynamic JSP and enforce those tags get parsed/translated?

Raghu, can you be more specific about your solution? how about giving some coding examples? Thanks. Kai On 1/27/06, Raghu Kanchustambham <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Hi, > I solved the problem by "playing the container". > > I called the tag functions that the container would have called in th

Re: One Pass JSP Parsing Woes! - how to generate Dynamic JSP and enforce those tags get parsed/translated?

Hi, I solved the problem by "playing the container". I called the tag functions that the container would have called in the same sequence. This surely is a hack, but works for me right now. If you guys have a better way to solve this issue, I would be glad to hear it. Regards, Raghu On 1/25/06

One Pass JSP Parsing Woes! - how to generate Dynamic JSP and enforce those tags get parsed/translated?

Hi, I am trying to generate a *dynamic* menu. I have a regular 'java' function which spits out menu tags (struts layout taglib related). The intention is to use Sitemesh to create the menu depending on the access permissions of the logged in user without any "dirty coding" in JSP's. <%=Resource.ge