In an early version of JSTL (one prior to proper release) I seem to recall
that leaving the value out of a fmt:formatDate tag defaulted to using the
value of now as the time/date to format. This seems to have vanished
from the released version. Firstly why the change, and secondly what is
the
When using JSTL and the Expression Language with a bean, how does the
api handle upper/lower case. For example, I have an class with a
getPONumber() method. Now if i want call that in the Expression
Language how is it properly done:
${myobj.ponumber}
${myobj.pONumber}
${myobj.PONumber}
I am
I have a custom tag that I need to set a value in so that it can do its
thing.
How do I pull something like this off?
Example:
request:existsParameter name=campaignIdValue
core:set property=campaignd value=request:parameter
name=campaignIdValue//
/request:existsParameter
!-- custom
I've never used that tag, but I just looked at the documentation. What you
are doing looks OK to me as long as you have an SMTP server on the same
machine from which you are running your JSP. If the SMTP server is not on
the same machine you must supply the server attribute to the mt:mail tag.
On Fri, 2003-02-28 at 14:05, Darcee Thomason wrote:
Could someone please tell me why this does not work?
Doubtful from what little you've given us.
Are you running a mailserver? Did you check the mailserver logs? Did you
check the servlet container logs to see if there are any messages there?
Yes there is a mail server.
The code works when I replace the variables with static info. I do not
receive any error, but I don't receive an email either.
-D
At 02:19 PM 2/28/2003 -0500, you wrote:
On Fri, 2003-02-28 at 14:05, Darcee Thomason wrote:
Could someone please tell me why this does
The code works when I replace the variables with static info.
Oopos, my bad, didn't even see that.
See
http://jakarta.apache.org/taglibs/doc/mailer-doc/mailer-1.1/index.html#reference
and notice that none of those attributes take rtexprs. That'd be my
guess. Also, I'm not sure if you meant
In my jsp code I have been using custom tags to list certian things. I use
custom tags because the tags do JDO calls and but the objects in static
objects (yadda yadda yadda).. anyway.. here is how I have been doing it:
display:colorList colors=#CCFFCC, ##66CCFF
campaign:listByUser
Sorry about that... acciedntly sent the email before I was done.
Anyway.
I was thinking of doing:
html:select property=promotionTypes
html:optionsCollection property=promotionType/
/html:select
and having the action that displayes the page populate the bean so this
works.
Thing
What a pain. Darcee if you're running in a JSP 2.0 container (e.g. Tomcat
5.0) then I think you should be able to do this:
mt:mail to='${param[to]}' from='${param[from]}'
subject='${param[subject]}'
mt:message${param[body]}/mt:message
mt:send/
/mt:mail
I haven't used a JSP 2.0
I get this error when I run my application on Tomcat 4.1.18 (it is fine on TC4.0)
Two places in the JSP file using the tag as the followings:
c:choose
c:when test=${empty prov.photoPaths}
IMG SRC=c:url value=/images/no_photo.gif / NAME=No Photo
Available
ALIGN=BOTTOM
Please ignore this one. Right after I click the send button I recoginze another JSP
file is used as the sidebar of the
page. There is a problem there.
28/02/2003 4:52:04 PM, Vernon Wu [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I get this error when I run my application on Tomcat 4.1.18 (it is fine on TC4.0)
John == John Thorhauer [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
John When using JSTL and the Expression Language with a bean, how does the
John api handle upper/lower case. For example, I have an class with a
John getPONumber() method. Now if i want call that in the Expression
John Language
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