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Subject: Tags creating Tags
Date: Sun, 26 Oct 2003 19:34:04 -0500
Hi all,
Maybe I'm just tired, but the answer to this is not to be found. I could
me
making this harder than it is, or something might be right in front of me,
and I don't see it.
What I want
=common_tags.jsp flush=true /
where common_tags.jsp contain all the tags and html you
wanted to declare in a seperate tag.
Stephan
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Hi all,
Maybe I'm just tired, but the answer to this is not to be found. I could me
making this harder than it is, or something might be right in front of me,
and I don't see it.
What I want is a custom tag that creates
this w/o changing or subclassing a Struts tag, the only Custom tag
work
is myTag.
HTH,
Mike
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From: Lukas Bradley [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Hi all,
Maybe
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From: Lukas Bradley [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Subject: Re: Tags creating Tags
Mike emailed me this idea last night, and I think it's the best yet.
Brilliant solution, Mike.
Lukas
Mike
must enable it's body to be evaluated so the Struts tag is
invoked. but other than that.
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From: Edgar P Dollin [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, October 27, 2003 10:51 AM
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Subject: RE: Tags creating Tags
One way of accomplishing what you want to do, I think, is simply making
calls to the appropriate Struts classes that are called when html:link
is parsed compiled. Instead of outputting an html:link - just call
those methods with the arguments that you would write out as html:link
attributes,
One way of accomplishing what you want to do, I think, is simply making
calls to the appropriate Struts classes that are called when html:link
is parsed compiled. Instead of outputting an html:link - just call
those methods with the arguments that you would write out as html:link
attributes,
Craig R.McClanahan wrote:
To accomplish what you are after, you would need another
layer of compilation.
You'll need to come up with a different approach to accomplish what you
are after.
I think this link ( an article by Jason Diamon at xml.com) presents an
example of what Craig calls another
I think you'll still end up with a severe performance penalty. If you
generate JSP dynamically, that JSP will have to be pre-compiled each
time you re-generate it.
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Craig R.McClanahan wrote:
To accomplish what you are after, you would need another
layer of
I apologize for the original cross-post. I was hoping there might be a
Struts method to do what I wanted.
Here is something I wrote to the other group, after a post from Felipe Leme.
I think you can accomplish what you're looking for using JSP 2.0 and tag
files.
Yep. That's exactly what I'm
I said,
Hi Lukas,
If I understand you correctly ...
But I didn't (understand that is). I guess my reading comprehension
skills at 6am just aren't up to it ;)
So just disregard my last
Mark
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Hi all,
Maybe I'm just tired, but the answer to this is not to be found. I could me
making this harder than it is, or something might be right in front of me,
and I don't see it.
What I want is a custom tag that creates other custom tags. Here is a
simple example:
lukas:myTag lang=en /
Lukas Bradley wrote:
Hi all,
Maybe I'm just tired, but the answer to this is not to be found. I could me
making this harder than it is, or something might be right in front of me,
and I don't see it.
What I want is a custom tag that creates other custom tags. Here is a
simple example:
Ruth, Craig, and lurkers,
I think what I'm after boils down to a method like this:
public String renderTag(PageContext pPageContext, Tag pTagToRender) throws
JspException
After creating the tag manually, you could pass it to this method, and have
it rendered. The return value of a String
Lukas Bradley wrote:
Ruth, Craig, and lurkers,
I think what I'm after boils down to a method like this:
public String renderTag(PageContext pPageContext, Tag pTagToRender) throws
JspException
A look at the JSP Specification will tell you that this would not work
at all for a classic tag
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