>Per the JSP spec, the thing you can put inside the <jsp:useBean> ... </jsp:use
Bean>
>combination is <jsp:setProperty> elements. Even if the compiler generated the
code
>for the forward, it would probably generate an unconditional forward, rather t
han a
>conditional one.
Craig,
I don't agree.
Spec 1.1, page 62: "Typically the body will contain either scriptlets or
jsp:setProperty tags that will be used to modify the newly created object, but the
contents of the body is not restricted."
So the construct is valid in gnujsp.
>
>I solve this sort of problem by coding the equivalent scriptlet:
>
><%
> proto.bapi.BapiContext bapiContext =
> (proto.bapi.BapiContext) session.getValue("bapiContext");
> if (bapiContext == null) {
>%>
> <jsp:forward page="/login.jsp"/>
><%
> }
>%>
>
>In a JSP 1.1 environment (with custom tag libraries), it's also possible to cr
eate
>a variation on the <jsp:useBean> element that has semantics like what you trie
d
>here.
>
>Craig McClanahan
>
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