Tim Ringwood [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
Boy I am stuck.
Easy to do.
The example below appears incomplete.
Don't I need a taglib line? And if so what are the
tagslibs I am suppose to be using for c: and x:?
Yes, you do need them. If you place them in the WEB-INF directory
(with the jar
Does this not work for you, Carole?
c:set value=Brian var=parm/
x:forEach select=$doc//text()[contains(.,$parm)]
x:out select=./
/x:forEach
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I asked previously if anyone had any suggestions about dealing with
multi-step JSP compilation and didn't get any responses. I came across
a concrete example that might generate more discussion.
I'm working on a prototype web application that is very dynamic and
generates JSPs on the fly from
Mader, Steve [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
What part of the JSP needs to be dynamic?
You ask good questions, Steve. I agree that I can move some of the
generative code out of the JSP into beans to achieve the same goals.
Nothing that I'm doing requires that I do it this way, but it just seems
it might be appropriate in a future version of JSTL to allow the XPath
variables that make up the XPath evaluative context in JSTL tags to
apply also to XSLT transformations conducted through x:transform.
At least, it's probably worth exploring.
I think that is a fantastic idea.
Now that
Does anyone know how to use the document() function with the JSTL
XML tags? Is it even possible?
If I have two XML files in memory but need them both for a given
transform, it would be nice to be able to merge them or somehow
reference them both from within the XSL file.
For example:
Good morning.
I am trying to mix Struts w/ XSLT and JSTL and am running into an
issue. I've got a work around, but I just wanted to see what other people
think.
I am using the templates taglib to specify a sidebar, header and
contents area. The sidebar and header are JSP files that basically
Greetings, I'm new to the JSTL and am excited about where it is going
but I'm a little confused by the syntax for the x:transform tag.
I've seem different syntax specifications in the JSTL spec, the online
documentation and the taglib definition.
Just for argument's sake I have a page scop
