This might seem like a wild thought, but you could create your own tag
library that lets you declare String variables and initialize their values
to something inside the tag's body.
For example:
<string:declare name="UserName><jetspeed:info requestedInfo="UserName" />
</string>
Thanks,
Donald Bell
IBM Knowledge & Content Management
Phone (314) 469-5891
"Anthony Smith"
<anthony.smith@ To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
fedex.com> cc:
Subject: jsp tag question
08/28/2001
03:29 PM
Please respond
to
jetspeed-user
I am still using 1.3a1, but I want to know how I can use the value:
<jetspeed:info requestedInfo="UserName" />
to set it or compare it to another String in JSP. JSP does not lag the tag
syntax.
<% String UserName = "<jetspeed:info requestedInfo="UserName" />" %>
This does not fly. What are my options?
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