Wow, talk about a speedy response!   Thanks.  I just read about your book at
jspinsider.com and am considering at least ordering the e-book version.  :)

-tim

> 
> To get request.getRemoteUser(), you need first to get the currently
> ServletRequest object and then retrieve the 'remoteUser' property.  To do
> this in the JSTL expression language, you can write
> 
> ${pageContext.request.remoteUser}
> 
> "JSTL in Action" describes this and other potential applications of the
> EL.  Hope that helps!

-- 
Tim Kettering
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