> [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>> In some cases, I want to dynamically import fragment of page. Such as:
>> <c:import url="#{masterBean.action}" />
>>
>> I used <h:outputText value="#{masterBean.action}"/> to test
>> masterBean.action returns correct value, for instance, main.jsp.
>>
>> But it seem it could not be imported in this way, I was told:
>> The requested resource (/myproject-name/#{masterBean.action}) is not
>> available.
>>
>> Could anyone give me any clue how to deal with this? Or an alternate
>> solution.
>
> When using jsp1.1:
> * the #{..} syntax is only processed within an attribute of a JSF tag.
> * the ${..} syntax is not permitted within an attribute of a JSF tag
>
> You can probably change to using:
> <c:import url="${masterBean.action}"/>
> The only difference is that the masterBean object must already exist, as
> the JSP ${...} stuff won't create a bean from the JSF "managed beans"
> definitions in the faces config file. As long as there is a reference to
> #{masterBean} somewhere earlier in the same page the bean will exist so
> that should be ok.
>
> Note by the way that JSTL tags generally don't work well with JSF1.1. In
> particular, c:forEach and c:if are a bad idea. However I *think*
> c:import would be ok as it doesn't have any conditional behaviour.
Thank you very much, Simon,
I found another solution on BalusC's
http://balusc.xs4all.nl/srv/dev-jep-djs.html . It works good.
I also tried to replace # with $. But didn't get luck.
