I've just resorted to this work around for the non-closing Swing script...
xmlns:b="jelly:beanshell"

<b:script>
System.exit(0);
</b:script>


brute force, but successful :)

   Regards
      Andy Paul

I don't quite follow this.  I haven't done anything with jelly for a long
time now, but IIRC then you shouldn't modify the jelly.properties file.
This is only used for the default set of tag libraries.  You can reference a
custom one using the FQCN of the custom tag library, as in:

   <j:jelly xmlns:j="jelly:core" xmlns:my="jelly:com.foo.bar.MyTagLibrary">
     <my:foo/>
   </j:jelly>

This is also documented in the FAQ.

--
knut


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Correct, it solved nothing about classpath.  I just got rid of the jar
from the classpath in jelly.bat and it worked fine as long as the jar
was in %JELLY_HOME%\lib.

I couldn't find anywhere an explanation on how to make your own custom
tag libraries.  I just figured it out through trial and error. :)

Paul Libbrecht wrote:



Oh, but that bit (which attaches a namespace to a tag-library) can be
avoided and it is explained how, or isn't it ?
(that is, in the jelly source one can do that...).

And it solves nothing about classpath, or is there something I missed ?

Paul


Sean W. Ferguson wrote:




Hah, no.  It was just jelly.properties in org.apache.commons.jelly
folder.  I only figured it out after debuggin w/ eclipse where it got
the libraries from originally.  :)

Paul Libbrecht wrote:



Sean,

You might have discovered something not documented. At least I did
not know about jelly to use a properties file to add tag-libs.... was
it the  forehead.conf ?

Thanks.

Paul


Sean W. Ferguson wrote:




I figured it out. I needed to add my taglib to jelly.properties.

Sean W. Ferguson wrote:



Hi,

I am trying to create my own customer tag library, but am having
some issues.  Other than creating a class that extends TagLibrary
and putting it in the classpath, what else do I have to do?  Right
now trying to use the my custom taglibrary throws a class not found
exception.

Thanks

Sean




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