how to debug jsp compilation error in Tomcat 5.5 ?

2005-06-16 Thread Woodchuck
hihi all!! this is my 8th jakarta mailing list and my first question to taglibs-user!! :) my question is, how do i debug something like this: org.apache.jasper.JasperException: h3Validation error messages from TagLibraryValidator for c_rt/h3p894: Illegal text inside c:choose tag: table

Re: how to debug jsp compilation error in Tomcat 5.5 ?

2005-06-16 Thread Woodchuck
the final jsp is huge. it is composed of many included jsps. trust me, it is pretty nasty. i spent several solid hours on this so far. i manually assembled the jsp together (ie. as if there were no includes at all) and it came to around 1700 lines long, and this is with all the tags intact

Formatting a phone number with JSTL?

2005-06-16 Thread Wendy Smoak
I'm trying to format a 10 digit number stored as a String in my bean, with dashes after the 3rd and 6th digit. fmt:formatNumber value=${phone.number} pattern= / The only examples I can find are dates and currency/amounts. Is this possible with JSTL? Is there documentation that says what

Re: Formatting a phone number with JSTL?

2005-06-16 Thread Woodchuck
hi Wendy, if it helps, i found this javascript that can format phone numbers as it is being typed into the textfield... (the format is customizable... your pattern would be ###-###-) it works rather well in my opinion. = BEGIN JAVASCRIPT FUNCTION =

whats up with sql:param

2005-06-16 Thread Gokhan
Hello, I just need to approve just something in site without disturbing general MVC logic. And decided JSTL sql:query facility. I am in test.jsp and i can send user to another page with a href=another_page.jsp?testnumber=2Another Page/a And on another_page.jsp i just need to insert this

Re: Formatting a phone number with JSTL?

2005-06-16 Thread Rahul Akolkar
On 6/16/05, Wendy Smoak [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I'm trying to format a 10 digit number stored as a String in my bean, with dashes after the 3rd and 6th digit. Not sure if there is an elegant solution using fmt:formatNumber, since it works off of DecimalFormat, which allows prefixes, suffixes