This is from one of our web engineers concerning a problem we've encountered
in our testing of Resin 4.x (currently 4.0.6).
Our site almost exclusively uses a shorthand for:
c:out value=${something.itsthing}/
Instead we simply use:
${something.itsthing}
Rob,
you can add j...@el-ignored=false to resin-web.xml to make resin pick up on
those
e.g.
web-app xmlns=http://caucho.com/ns/resin;
jsp el-ignored=false/
/web-app
thanks,
Alex
With resin 4.x, this is being interpreted literally and rather then seeing a
value like we see on the rendered pages the literal
${something.itsthing}. We would like to move to resin 4.x to take advantage
of several features, but the work involved in rewriting and testing the
change to c:out .../ will be a huge undertaking. Is there a way to tell
Resin 4.x to use an older version of jstl, or to interpret the shorthand
notation when it sees it in JSP files?
Rob
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