I have several sites that all run on the same server. All of them use
XML extensively for the model data and use JSTL to extract the XML data
and display the data on the JSP pages. I had to do some maintenance on
the JSP code structure for one of the sites, rearranging and changing up
headers, include files, etc, and I broke something. All of the pages
still compile and display fine. But now, any of the places on the page
where I use ${....} to display an XML data value, the page now just
shows, for example, the literal "${name}" string instead of the name
itself. If I use <x:out select="$name"/> it works fine. So it's just
that the compiler is no longer recognizing ${...} syntax.
I'm using TC 8.0.24. But I'm pretty sure this has nothing to do with TC
since it used to work and everything still works fine on the other sites
on the same server. I know I did something stupid and messed something
up that caused this. But I'm at a loss for where to start looking.
What could I possibly have done to turn off the JSP compiler from
recognizing and resolving ${...} syntax?
Thanks.
Jerry
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