---- AMIR-TAHMASSEB Marc <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> schrieb: > Hi everybody, > > Does anybody know how I can evaluate the result of a tag evaluation ? > > > Here is my problem : > > In my jsp I do this : > > <h:outputText value="#{myForm.myText}" escape="false" /> > > > In myForm bean i have : > > public String getMyText() { > return "<myTag:display/>"; > } > > > And myTag.display refer to a tag that i wrote and that for example > return a string like "something" > > My problem is that the second tag is not evaluated and that i have the > string '<myTag:display/>' in my JSP. > > I hope someone has a solution,
No, I very much doubt that will be possible. The jsp compiler runs *first* on the page to generate a servlet (and it runs only once). Then the servlet runs, invoking tags like the h:outputText. And anyway, jsp compilers are built to create complete servlets, not code fragments. I suggest you try to think of another way to solve whatever your original problem was. Regards, Simon