The JSP plugin can now serve JSPs from inside OSGi bundles (using our
OSGi plugin). I am not sure how useless this is, but it is fun.
musachy
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Ok, I committed the code, includes work, and so do tag libraries, so
it is usable. One thing to note about includes, relative paths will
not work, because a relative path can resolve to multiple files.
because multiple files can be under the same path in different jars,
it is a good idea to place j
duh..I was looking for jasper-compiler, like it was in 5, now it is
"jasper". that's great, thanks for the tip! I will update the code for
jasper 6, and follow Martin's advice this time ;)
musachy
On Fri, Jul 31, 2009 at 1:14 PM, Tomislav
Stojcevich wrote:
> 6 is in maven repo, they just changed
6 is in maven repo, they just changed the group (no source though, but
you can that from their scm)
see http://repo2.maven.org/maven2/org/apache/tomcat/
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yes it can be used outside struts, the changes are not big deal, I am
surprised this hasn't done before. Maybe I have some surprises waiting
for me in the "includes" :)
musachy
On Fri, Jul 31, 2009 at 11:38 AM, Antonio
Petrelli wrote:
> 2009/7/31 Musachy Barroso :
>> I modified jasper (unable to
2009/7/31 Musachy Barroso :
> I modified jasper (unable to
> extend as most of the code is private) to read JSPs from the classpath
> and compile them into java in memory (no intermediate file required),
> and then I am using the java compiler API to compile the java code and
> keep a cache of the
yeah, the thing is that this code is just to test if it can be done.
It is using the code from 5.5. I couldn't use Jasper 6 (from tomcat 6
that is) because I can't find jasper-runtime 6 in maven, and in
version 6 there is a whole "el" package that is not in maven either(so
i would have to copy that
On Fri, Jul 31, 2009 at 2:18 PM, Musachy Barroso wrote:
> You might have noticed I just committed the code of Jasper compiler
> under the sandox/struts2-jsp-plugin. I modified jasper (unable to
> extend as most of the code is private) to read JSPs from the classpath
> and compile them into java in
Maybe you did this and I missed it, but it would have been good to see the
original clone of Jasper checked in first, and then your changes checked in
over that. That way, we would all be able to see the baseline from which you
started, not to mention be able to track back to Tomcat sources and por
You might have noticed I just committed the code of Jasper compiler
under the sandox/struts2-jsp-plugin. I modified jasper (unable to
extend as most of the code is private) to read JSPs from the classpath
and compile them into java in memory (no intermediate file required),
and then I am using the
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