David,
I'm trying to use JBoss, but my problems start before that.

Here is what I'm trying to do.
1. Create a new Lomboz project with a web container and select JBoss for my
server.
2. Import friendbook-jsp from the file system. (most current cvs import from
Maveric)
3. Move content (jsps) and lib to the web container. (Placing lib under
WEB-INF)
4. Moving javasrc under the web container doesn't seem to fix my problem...
(needed?)

I get this error:
Kind    Status  Priority        Description     Resource        In Folder       
Location
Error                   JSP/HTML Error:No such tag out in the tag library imported with
prefix c        trimInside.jsp  Lomboz_FriendBook/content       line 1 in
/Lomboz_FriendBook/web/content/trimInside.jsp-Line:[1]

Any ideas?  I've tried to play with the web.xml configuration for the tag
lib but I can't seem to figure it out. (First time working with tag
libraries...)

Thanks,
Scott

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Message: 9
Date: Sat, 21 Dec 2002 17:14:27 +0000
From: David Cuthill <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To:  [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [Mav-user] Maveric and Lomboz Problem
Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]

Hi Scott

I'm currently deploying a health care application using Maverick, the
JSTL tag lib (similar to the method used in the Friendbook example) and
Eclipse.

With Lomboz, it runs fine under Tomcat and JBoss, but would not run when
exported as a .WAR to Sybase EA Server (my current companys choice of
J2EE server). The returned error from the server was 'No tags', which I
  and Sybase tech support were unable to resolve - strange, as some of
the the example files from JSTL ran fine.  I solved the problem by
referring to the Maverick supplied 'Model' through the standard JSP
usebean syntax. I find this is one of the benefits of Mavaerick -
flexibility in usage.

To get to the point, as I felt that the above was a server specific
problem, which app server are you deploying to?

David Cuthill



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