The attribute values are set up to accept rtexprvalues, so you can use any sort of variable that works at runtime.
I'm not sure what you mean by needing a servlet to get it to work. The example that comes with the tag doesnšt require a servlet. -tim > great, > i thought the tag looked something like > <google> > query, > options, > ... > </google> > i thought i don't need servlet to make it work, is there a way to make it > without request.getParameters ... (i looked at index.jsp and result.jsp) . > > Tim Kettering wrote: >> Taglib Users, >> >> I'm about to submit a new proposal for the Apache Taglibs sandbox and first >> I'd appreciate any feedback that you taglibs users/developers would to >> improve the tag library. >> >> What I've done is written a custom tag library that's basically a wrapper >> around the Google API library that was released a while ago. I've exposed >> the main functionality through tags, so it becomes rather easy to >> incorporate a Google search functionality on your website without the need >> for custom java code. >> >> So, anyway, all that fanfare aside, you can find the information, and source >> to download at: >> >> http://homepage.mac.com/timster/dev/googletag.html >> >> Please do share feedback or comments with me. Thanks. >> -- Tim Kettering [EMAIL PROTECTED] -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> For additional commands, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
