I just got that "prohibited content" email myself. All I'm sending is plaintext email. Is that something from the mailing list doing it? Snipped Hans' original message out and am resending...
Thanks a lot, Hans! Yeah, I had seen a workaround like that would work. I groaned when I realized that, though. Some other forms I'm working on have a lot more date fields (two have 15 each), so it would get pretty ugly. The other problem comes in when/if the date column data needs to be deleted. I have another "UPDATE" form that pulls the existing data from the database and fills in the form. People can then edit that entry. If the sql:dateParam tag worked like it's supposed to, they could just erase the date in the desired form field, and the JSTL tag would set it to NULL, effectively deleting it. The workaround wouldn't work in this case, because the field is not originally "empty". Fortunately, in the case of my application, dates never should be deleted once entered. Mine is a unique case, though, and is effectively using what seems to be a bug to keep the date in the database. :p Is there any chance of this problem being fixed in the case of the Oracle JDBC driver? Keith --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
