Well, I do have a jstl.jar in the lib of my project already.
From: Laurie Harper [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Yes, you need to add the implementation jars to your application
classpath. Which version you need to install will depend on your servlet
container.
This might help you sort out which one
From: Eric Plante [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Well, I do have a jstl.jar in the lib of my project already.
Do you also have standard.jar? (Both are in contrib/struts-el/lib of the
Struts 1.2.7 distribution.)
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Wendy
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I have the one that comes with Exadel studio 3.0 (or eclipse3.1). it is
named jstl.jar but I don'T know which version I have.
All standard taglibs(bean, html and logic) works fine and core tags are
recognized but the variables are seens as common strings and my personnal
taglibs don't compile but
From: Eric Plante [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I have the one that comes with Exadel studio 3.0 (or eclipse3.1). it is
named jstl.jar but I don'T know which version I have.
Unzip/unjar it (jar -xvf fileame.jar) or open it with WinZip and look in the
META-INF directory for the manifest.mf file. It
Yes, you need to add the implementation jars to your application
classpath. Which version you need to install will depend on your servlet
container.
L.
Eric Plante wrote:
Is there more to add than %@ taglib uri=http://java.sun.com/jsp/jstl/core;
prefix=c %
in my jsp page?
Eric
Sounds
Can it explain why custom taglibs I made don'T work too?
Thanks
Yes, you need to add the implementation jars to your application
classpath. Which version you need to install will depend on your servlet
container.
L.
Eric Plante wrote:
Is there more to add than %@ taglib
snip/
Eric Plante wrote:
Is there more to add than %@ taglib uri=http://java.sun.com/jsp/jstl/core;
prefix=c %
in my jsp page?
Eric
snap/
Eric -
Since the URI you're using belongs to JSTL 1.1, cross-check that you are:
1) using a Servlet 2.4 container
2) using a Servlet 2.4 web
Hi,
Wendy, I tried:
c:forEach items=${PandoraForm.motTreeMap} var=mot
c:out value=${mot.key} /
/c:forEach
That's a test to output every key in the Map which contain 10 items.
the tags are recognized but what's output is ${mot.key} once litteraly, the
strings aren't recognized as data. I
Sounds like you didn't add JSTL to your application (that's why the JSTL
expression isn't being evaluated).
L.
Eric Plante wrote:
Hi,
Wendy, I tried:
c:forEach items=${PandoraForm.motTreeMap} var=mot
c:out value=${mot.key} /
/c:forEach
That's a test to output every key in the Map
Is there more to add than %@ taglib uri=http://java.sun.com/jsp/jstl/core;
prefix=c %
in my jsp page?
Eric
Sounds like you didn't add JSTL to your application (that's why the JSTL
expression isn't being evaluated).
L.
Eric Plante wrote:
Hi,
Wendy, I tried:
c:forEach
Hi,
After reading about how to make taglibs, I can't fathom how I can make what I
want to do even afer consulting some tutorials.
I have a logic:iterate on a Map. let say that the object name obj is taken out
of the Map. I use obj inside the logic:iterate to get the key and value of each
obj
From: Eric Plante [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I have a logic:iterate on a Map. let say that the object name obj is taken
out of the Map. I use obj inside the logic:iterate to get the key and
value of each obj without a problem.
Now, what I need to do is to use the obj's key on another Map in the form
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I don't know what this c: tag is for but I'd rather make it work with
bean,
I just saw that c was the name of your taglib
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I tried with the c:out tag within the iterate:iterate tag and it simply
print out the string, same thing if I just write the variable itself.
is the c:foreach the only way to do it? I'd rather not make a drstic change
to my site and I want to practice doing my own tag too.
From: Eric Plante
From: Eric Plante [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I tried with the c:out tag within the iterate:iterate tag and it simply
print out the string, same thing if I just write the variable itself.
is the c:foreach the only way to do it? I'd rather not make a drstic
change
to my site and I want to practice
5.5.9
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From: Wendy Smoak [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Struts Users Mailing List user@struts.apache.org
Sent: Sunday, October 23, 2005 3:05 PM
Subject: Re: Problems with custom taglibs
From: Eric Plante [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I tried with the c:out tag within
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Sent: Sunday, October 23, 2005 3:26 PM
Subject: Re: Problems with custom taglibs
I find those core tags to look too much like a disguised version of % %
tag which I prefer to avoid if I could.
I'd rather want to know what's wrong with the custom tag I designed. I
want
to learn how
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