I'm currently using the input taglib library. When I submit a form and the
action on the form is simply to redisplay the page (e.g. same as the example
jsp), the fields get populated with the data as expected. When I replace the
action of the form with a servlet, which simply redirects back to
I'm writing a Model 1 web application right now with custom tag libraries
that requires form input validation. I'm not using scriptlets in my JSP's
nor JavaScript--only custom taglibs.
I'm using the Request taglib to test the GET/POST query string for parameter
availability, and the Regexp
Sam,
One option for you to look at is the way that the Struts Framework
http://jakarta.apache.org/struts deals with this issue -- it is one of the
central organizing principles. Basically, it goes like this:
* You define a form bean (an instance of ActionForm) that has properties
matching
Hi from a new jsp web app maker,
I downloaded the jakarta tags so I could build a web form and INSERT INTO
and QUERY a database.
{The JRun tags only work with textfields and I needed something that would
work with textareas.)with
I am making a program that will be used in an educational setting
and at the top of your JSP page you have the declaration:
%@ taglib uri=http://jakarta.apache.org/taglibs/input-0.90; prefix=jtl %
and reference your tags like:
jtl:myTag attribute1=test/
What error are you getting exactly?
Do you have the web.xml setup in the correct order?
!ELEMENT
Hi
I think JRun comes with some custom tags which do client side validation
by means of adding Javascript. Not sure on whether it can be used
commercially
or not but it should be quite easy to write your own based on their methods.
Cheers
Lee
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From: Sam Newman
