Hi Marco,
If you want to include JSP in the body content then
your Java tag class should extend BodyTagSupport class
and not
TagSupport.
Hope that helps.
-Kiran.
--- Marco M <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> hi all,
> i have a big problem: i wrote a custom jsp
> tag, and i want to see
> also the content of that tag.
> i wrote the proper java class, following the example
> from jsptags.com and
> the book Core servlet and JSP......however, whenever
> i put, in the taglib
> descriptor, a
> <bodycontent>JSP</bodycontent>
> i got back the exception
>
> 'Element tag does not allow bodycontent here
>
> my java class extends TagSupport....i can't
> understand what is the problem!
>
> please help me!
>
> thanx in advance & regards
> marco
>
>
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