Normally it doesn process html:link. Did you put the tld for html:link
on the page? Does your tag extend BodyTagSupport? I think I remember
having to execute the print in doEndTag() as well.
Murray Collingwood wrote:
Hello all
Has anybody successfully used Stuts tags and Custom tags together?
For example:
Consider a custom tag with the following code:
out.println("<html:link action=\"Update.do\">" + entry[ix] + "</html:link>");
The custom tag appears to write the output directly to the socket without further Struts
tag evaluation, consequently the HTML source on the browser includes "html:link" which
it doesn't understand.
1. How about writing the link using <a href=/WEB-INF/pages/update.jsp>....</a>
When I do this I lose the connection to my current session. Not a solution.
2. Try return true in the "theBodyShouldBeEvaluatedAgain" method.
I tried this and the code got into a loop (I believe this simply recurses back through my
code). If I am supposed to use this somebody will need to tell me a simple way of
stopping the recursion.
3. The only other alternative I have is to look into the Struts source code and try and
find some internal method to call to evaluate the generated code before I print it to the
socket.
Hope somebody has tried to do this before...
Kind regards
mc
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