You're welcome. It may be a good idea to file a bug, because Tomcat 6.0.10 supports JSP 2.1 and trimDirectiveWhitespaces is a new feature in JSP 2.1 , it is supposed to work.
I've personally tried Ant's RegEx to compress the white spaces in HTML, JS and other files, I've also heard that it is pointless to compress white spaces because files sent by the server are gzip compressed anyway --- which takes care of the white spaces, and then they are uncompressed on the browser --- which makes the white spaces appear again. There are some things you should watch out when white space compressing with Ant's RegEx. It puts everything in one single line. So if you've used open comments such as // in either JSP or JavaScript, the code after // will be commented out. Similarly if you omit the closing semicolon in JavaScript, and everything falls on one line, the Javascript wont work as expected. The solutions are not to use open style comments // and to close all Javascript statements with a semi colon. Anyway, your situation may be different but I just thought I'll let you know. -Regards Rashmi On 5/14/07, Milanez, Marcus <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Thanks for your attention! I'll try RegEX!
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