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So what else might cause an SSLHandShakeException?
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taglib output.
So I'd say there's something suspect in your installation. When you
say the redirect fails, is there anything logged?
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* since we can't process the transaction this way.
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io:http url=https://secure.example.com/program;
action=POST input=true output=true
... and Bob's y'r uncle :-)
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be interested in seeing it :-)
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Uh, problem? the above works fine plugged into a page on my system.
Does import work if you specify `url=/text.html` explicitly?
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-ref-namejdbc/MyDBName/res-ref-name
res-typejavax.sql.DataSource/res-type
res-authContainer/res-auth
/resource-ref
:: referring back to the DataSource defined in server.xml.
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sql:query var=articles dataSource=${dataSource}
select * from Articles
/sql:query
You SQL statement goes in the *body* of the tag:
sql:query var=articles dataSource=${dataSource}
select * from Articles
/sql:query
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work if all that wasn't right).
Any thoughts? Does your original full example from the book define
sessionCounter and applCounter somewhere else prior to use?
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explanation, thanks.
Actually, my original problem just evaporated following a restart
of that test machine -- your example code ran perfectly. Sigh.
Thanks for the above compatibility chart, though :-)
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Does anyone know how to get '/Action.do' or even
'/context/Action.do' from a request such as
http://www.example.com/context/Action.do?foo=bar ?
c:out value=${pageContext.request.servletPath}/
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') AS thisDOB
FROM ccevs_resource_registry
/sql:query
..and then call it as
c:forEach items=${resource_list.rows} var=resource_row
c:out value=${resource_row.dob} /
c:out value=${resource_row.thisDOB} /
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[applicationName]}'/
or
c:out value='${initParam.applicationName}'/
Make sure you're using the appropriate web.xml for each version...
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on Tomcat 5.0.28 using 2.4 spec/JSTL 1.1 :-)
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jar file in /WEB-INF/lib ...
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, but when I want to
eliminate white space from the output of a taglib I use the string
taglib -- str:trim !-- whatever -- /str:trim
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not a bug at all -- that's proper XHTML; empty elements must
be closed.
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is there a JSTL trick to generate a random number?
Not random, but for the cache-busting behavior you want, how about:
jsp:useBean id=now class=java.util.Date scope=request/
a href=http://url.do?d=${now.time};whatever/a
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this does not work. Does anybody have an idea what to do?
Without looking at the source, I'd guess the nextUrlVar needs to be
changed to be set from
request.getAttribute(javax.servlet.forward.request_uri)
/* Servlet spec V2.4: SRV 8.4.2 'Forwarded Request Parameters */
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Open the page in Firefox and you'll see the XML displayed; you'd
normally just see the text because, served as (X)HTML, browsers
don't intrinsically understand tags like NumConnections...
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container and JSTL 1.1, you'd have, e.g.:
subject=${param.titolo}
:: which I can vouch works just fine :-)
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/expands EL statements.
A more precise answer would be possible with actual information
about your configuration...
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the Apache/Jakarta implementation:
http://jakarta.apache.org/taglibs/doc/standard-doc/intro.html
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1.0 *or* 1.1, not mixing them :-)
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... but I still get the error
SAXParseException: Content is not allowed in prolog.
Can you create a simple test case WAR that demonstrates the error?
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don't have multiple copies of those jars installed in
different places.
You, too, might want to experiment with a clean install of Tomcat.
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, how about plain text? There's no reason to assume that I'm
using JSTL to generate an HTML/XML-based output; it could be a
text/plain response, it could be creating a plain-text email body --
there are lots of alternative possibilities.
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This is a line in my web.xml.
You don't need to put anything in web.xml to have these recognized.
Is this a classpath issue?
I'm not sure where you got the idea to set it up as you have, but if
you put things in the standard places it pretty much just works :-)
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on the Servlet Spec and you'll understand more
about configuring both Tomcat and your application.
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never be used to access them.
Sorry, that's just not remotely true. Most of my apps are done that
way, and JSTL, including c:url .../, works fine.
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such as the Form Submit procedure.
Why can't you just use a standard jsp:forward/ ?
Or is an actual 302 redirect required?
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; such as the Form Submit procedure.
I don't believe there's any way to send a redirect that won't result
in a GET request from the browser, meaning any additional params
/will/ be exposed in the URL.
Perhaps you could just put whatever you're trying to pass into the
session instead.
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of the developers, but...
Specifically I am considering using Mailer2 initially, but don't want to do
that if it and/or the whole taglib project has been abandoned.
..I've used Mailer2 in production. I don't recall any problems with it.
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to contact a jakarta maintainer, I suppose, and see
if they can fix that. Alternatively, use the Mailer taglib, which /is/ still
available.
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404-fest. Does anyone know who is (was!) maintaining this?
I'd volunteer some time to help clean this up.
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patches to the dev list, or ? I've contributed to the Tomcat docs, but
that was a how-to I wrote from scratch and sent to Mark Thomas, so
I haven't been on that side of the curtain :-)
And feel free to contact me off-list if you prefer.
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That tutorial is ancient, and out of date -- you don't need to put the
TLD files in web.xml any more, just put jstl.jar and standard.jar in the
lib directory of your app.
And no, the parameter order isn't significant.
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}:${pageContext.request.serverPort}${pageContext.request.contextPath}/x/y/z/
c:import url=${xmlURL} var=xml /
and it works. But I cannot believe this is the right way to it.
c:url var=xmlURL value=/x/y/z/
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What value does ${aURL} display?
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