Kevin Jones wrote:
>
> > <jsp:param name="foo" value="" /> ?
>
> But what does this mean? Params are "name=value" pairs here you want to say
> "name="
Yes and this is what I'd like to happen. The reason I need it is that
I've created a menu system and even though I could put something special
("-1" for example) for main menu, I thought about empty "name"
parameter. So, now a user can use menu with id="1.1.4", but can't id="".
>
> I'm assuming it will work (hey, try it) but am not sure what the semantics
> mean,
No, it doesn't work as far as Resin 1.1.4 is concerned. That's why I'm
asking as I see "jsp:param expects a value attribute." error message.in
browser. I also checked JSP 1.1 specification, but I found nothing but
simple explanation (page 69).
>
> Kevin Jones
Jacek Laskowski
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