Read the JSTL specification. It should clarify some of these issues.
If you write pages that avoid using scriptlets (perhaps by concentrating
on the MVC paradigm), you won't have these issues (except for the
constants issue).
If you have specific questions about the JSTL, it would be better to
one of the things I've liked about struts is its ability to filter into
legacy
code without asking too much...
The issues I presented are of some concern to anyone who is thinking
about using the struts-el libraries. I think, unlike the other struts
tags,
that these libraries are not
On Wed, 4 Jun 2003, Dan Eklund wrote:
Date: Wed, 4 Jun 2003 18:25:43 -0400
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On Wed, 4 Jun 2003, Dan Eklund wrote:
(It pains me to use the word 'legacy' for code that is less than
3 years old)
I feel your pain! I committed the very first Struts code to CVS on May
31, 2000 (just barely over three years ago), and quite a few people
consider *it* to be 'legacy' already
It is a hard (nearly impossible) task to convince some management teams
that in order to use this new (and I think better) technology, we will
have to
adopt an entirely new paradigm where taglibs perform operations and EL
accesses data.
I wouldn't say it's a new paradigm. It's faster, easier, and
? Is
there a straightforward solution or do we have to abandon dotted notation
for scoped attributes?
Steve
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It is a hard
, 4 Jun 2003 19:13:55 -0700
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I've just started looking at using JSTL
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