I need to generate a report that looks something like this:
NameDates Visited
--- -
Anderau, Eoma 2002-03-07
Andersson, Lisa 2002-02-04
2002-02-25
2002-02-26
2002-03-08
Aren't prefixes defined by the developer of the application using the the
JSTL tags?
The prefixes in the documentation are merely suggestions, you don't HAVE to
follow that.
How were the names for the JSTL tag library prefixes chosen?
I think that
the naming could be more consistent and/or
If you use c:set var= to set a variable to the name and then have it
check against it before printing out the name should work. ie,
c:set var=thenamefirst time it's zero length/c:set
c:if test=${oldname != newname}
c:set var=thenamethe name value/c:set
c:out value=${thename}/
/c:if
peter
If I redefined the prefixes, then when my customers or I buy Shawn's book
(or any others), they'd have to reinterprete every description and example
to map the new prefix names to the default ones. And, likewise, it would
complicate any newgroup or mailing list discussions. So, a solution to
However, they will become a de-facto standard.
So it's the usual abbreviation cuz it's easy to type versus full word
because it's meaningful argument. Java philosophy supports the latter, so
I will too.
How about is JSTL peeps? Can we have more meaningful default namespaces?
On Thu, 21 Mar
While Java also supports meaningful naming, in this case the goal is to
create tag libraries for non-programmers. So, names like x and fmt are
not terribly clear. The HTML tags are not cryptic, and whenever possible,
neither should JSP tags. I undestand that the HTML tags don't need a
prefix,
Hi,
In a JSP, I have the need to do multiple SOAP requests.
!-- soap request 1 --
io:soap
io:body
...
/io:body
/io:soap
!-- soap request 2 --
!-- soap request 3--
What I'd like to do is to have these requests run at the
same time (like in a thread).. Is there any way (using
the
On Thu, 21 Mar 2002, Zvolensky, Thomas J {PDBI~Nutley} wrote:
Is it possible to generate a grouped report using taglibs without
resorting to using scriptlet logic to determine when the column Name
has changed in the record set?
Why not do it in the SQL itself using a group by clause? I used
So, sorry I didn't respond earlier; for some reason, the mailing list
didn't send me these messages until hours later. Thanks for all your
comments; I can't speak authoritatively for the entire expert group, but
here are my own personal opinions.
On Thu, 21 Mar 2002, Steve Bang wrote:
While
On Thu, 21 Mar 2002, Shawn Bayern wrote:
So, sorry I didn't respond earlier; for some reason, the mailing list
didn't send me these messages until hours later. Thanks for all your
comments; I can't speak authoritatively for the entire expert group, but
here are my own personal opinions.
OK, I guess I slipped on the intuitiveness of HTML tags -- I don't know
where my mind was at that moment. Regardless, I prefer consistency and
clarity whenever possible. I know you do too. Your clarified the issues
and I am somewhat comfortable with the outcome. And, now I understand why
sql
On Thu, 21 Mar 2002, Steve Bang wrote:
OK, I guess I slipped on the intuitiveness of HTML tags -- I don't know
where my mind was at that moment. Regardless, I prefer consistency and
clarity whenever possible. I know you do too. Your clarified the issues
and I am somewhat comfortable with
Is it possible to do the following with JSTL?
c:if test=${cookie.username == 'learner'}
learner
/c:if
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On Thu, 21 Mar 2002, Matt Raible wrote:
Is it possible to do the following with JSTL?
c:if test=${cookie.username == 'learner'}
learner
/c:if
Ah, I was hoping someone would ask. The answer is no, not exactly like
that, but you can still use JSTL to access cookies.
While web
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