I'm very very new to XML, and enjoying it thoroughly, but I have to admit that
I find the
&&
encoding for a logical-and in Java to be extremely nasty looking. It really
obfuscates the intended meaning of the statement, requiring the reader to
view the "Java"-code contained within a litt
Beth,
Thanks for the reply. I just found the answer after a search on
goggle:
http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/www-xpath-comments/1999JulSep/0032.h
tml
Either:
if( == null &&
== null )
Or:
if( == null
== null )
works fine.
When I tried putting
it failed with the following er
Title: RE: Multiple conditions in an XSP if statement
I think the error comes from the fact that what you have written is not valid XML, the && part I mean. I tried this same thing in a logicsheet, using a tool that validates XML, and it was not considered well-formed XML.
I got a
