well .. it depends.
If u r using J2EE-compliant applications like myself .. i would put them in
a jar and mark up a dependancy for the same.
Mayuresh
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Subject: taglib
so, i am playing around with custom taglibs and i think i have an
understanding of the different files (taglib.tld, etc) and where they
go.
and is it my understanding that if i want to use the taglibs in
different webapplication, i need to put the whole taglibs into each
different webapplication.
peter choe
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