Assuming your tld file is correct.
What does it do when you put
value="<%= request.getContextPath() + \"/emis/user-profile-success.jsp\" %>"
Isn't the value of that subsequent forward or redirect always going to be
relative to your app context path?
ie. you shouldn't need <app:contextPath/> there at all if that's not
changing so this doesn't even have to be evaluated at request time.
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> Subject: Has anybody got an example of REQUEST_TIME_VALUE?
>
>
> I developed a new custom action tag for ExpressoFramework
> I got a request time attribute but it does not seem to work.
> Has any body got example of the code that uses this feature
> in `TagExtraInfo' subclass.
>
> <dbexpresso:useController id="profileController" scope="session"
> className="com.db.gdd3.emis.controller.UserProfileController"
> state="promptNewProfile" />
>
> ~~~~~~~~~~~~ My Request Time Expression Fails Here ~~~~~~~~~~~~~
> <dbexpresso:setCtrlParam name="profileController"
> property="nextPage"
> value="<app:contextPath/>/emis/user-profile-success.jsp" />
> ~~~~~~~~~~~~ My Request Time Expression Fails Here ~~~~~~~~~~~~~
>
>
> where ``<app:contextPath>'' is equal to
ut.print(
> request.getContextPath() )''
>
>
> My TagExtraInfo type class looks like this below.
> What do I do to get the request time expression evaluated ?
>
> public class UseControllerExtraInfo extends TagExtraInfo {
>
> /**
> * Return information on the scripting variables defined by
> * the <code>UseControllerTag</code>
> */
> public VariableInfo[] getVariableInfo( TagData data) {
> return new VariableInfo[]
> {
> new VariableInfo(
> data.getAttributeString("id"),
> data.getAttributeString("className"),
> true,
> VariableInfo.AT_BEGIN)
> };
> }
> }
>
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