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Thanks,
Dylan MacDonald
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Anyone have any ideas about how to store multibyte content in XML and then
successfully output it to a JSP?
Thanks,
Dylan MacDonald
Senior Web Designer
GNX
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had before should work:
x:forEach select=$newsSources//[EMAIL PROTECTED]
But, if you don't want to change your XML, then I would remove the '@/'
from in front of sourceID to alleviate confusion for the next guy. :)
Chris
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//eachNewsArticle
x:set select=sourceID var=source/
tr
td
x:out select=articleDate /
/td
x:forEach select=$newsSources//[EMAIL PROTECTED]
...
It should work but I have not actually tried it so YMMV ...
Dylan MacDonald wrote:
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Last week I had a question about
tried it so YMMV ...
Dylan MacDonald wrote:
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Last week I had a question about writing an XPath expression that would
retrieve only the first few records from an XML source. I got an
immediate
response which worked perfectly. Hopefully I'll have the same luck with
this question.
I
is that I need to write a filter expression in the x:parse tag to
retrieve just the first three records.
Am I on the right track? And, if so, any ideas on how to write this filter?
Thanks,
Dylan MacDonald
Senior Web Designer
GNX
phone: 415-283-3715
XPath magic in the
x:forEach
to limit it to the first three PRs.
x:forEach select=$doc/root/child[position()4]
...
/x:forEach
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I am using the jstl xml tags to list out my company's press releases on
our
web site. The XML file I created lists 50
MacDonald wrote:
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The string taglib sounded so useful that I just installed it.
Unfortunately
I am getting a 500 error when accessing the page that uses it (see below).
Any ideas why?
My environment is: Java 2 SDK SE, v 1.4.1 and Tomcat 4.1.
Thanks,
Dylan MacDonald
Wow, well I didn't think I would get it working, but thanks to you and
Google I did.
Now I just have to add roles to LDAP to limit access to some pages and I'm
all set.
Thanks again,
Dylan MacDonald
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From: Mark R. Diggory [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday
Hi -
The string taglib sounded so useful that I just installed it. Unfortunately
I am getting a 500 error when accessing the page that uses it (see below).
Any ideas why?
My environment is: Java 2 SDK SE, v 1.4.1 and Tomcat 4.1.
Thanks,
Dylan MacDonald
org.apache.jasper.JasperException: org
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