Achim,
It looks like the problem may just be caused by two conflicting versions
of JAXP:
java.lang.ClassCastException:
org.apache.crimson.jaxp.DocumentBuilderFactoryImpl
Since your stack trace doesn't run through any code in the JSTL RI, my
guess is that this is just a minor configuration
On Tue, 25 Dec 2001, Alice K wrote:
The newly built seems fixed the Null problems in Resin. However, the
iterator (forEach) examples do NOT work correctly in Resin. It only
shows on record only.
Interesting. This is the second such report of this behavior in Resin.
I'll take a look as
On Thu, 13 Dec 2001, Lavandowska wrote:
What do you expect to happen to the current taglibs that handle these
functions in the Jakarta-Taglibs project? Are these new JSTL tags
related in any way to the existing taglibs?
In general, JSTL's tags have been informed by best-of-breed products,
On Thu, 13 Dec 2001, Paul DuBois wrote:
I haven't seen this in the docs that I've read so far. Is this:
- something I should just know
- an oversight in the docs or the distribution
- complete coincidence that installing js.jar fixed my pages :-)
It's definitely not the latter. :-) I've
Hi there.
Looks to me, offhand, just like a problem with your container's XML
parser. (Perhaps you have conflicting versions of JAXP in your
environment.) As far as I can tell, it doesn't look like the problem's
related to any specific code in the Standard Taglib (JSTL RI).
Shawn
On Sat, 8
On Wed, 5 Dec 2001, bo wrote:
I wonder if I can determine the relationship among tags, such as tag A
should be within tag B etc. Is that possible? Thanks!
You can use a TagLibraryValidator class to enforce arbitrary
characteristics of the XML view of a JSP page, including specific
On Fri, 23 Nov 2001, James Strachan wrote:
Shawn, do you want to apply a similar patch to the XML tags in JSTL,
to allow a parameter value to be an Object? I'll do it if you like?
Basically Transformer.setParameter(String name, Object value) can take
a value of Object rather than just a
There's a standard, easier way to handle it: you can use a
TagLibraryValidator to ensure that the page contains no scriptlets.
JSTL's (early-access) reference implementation comes with a
'scriptfree.tld' library that you can import using the %@ taglib %
directive. This library ensures that
the JSP pages a compilation time. So all
pages will be scriptlet-free ?
--- Shawn Bayern [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
There's a standard, easier way to handle it: you
can use a
TagLibraryValidator to ensure that the page contains
no scriptlets.
JSTL's (early-access) reference
closely in line
with what's seen as a more typical JSP pattern: JSP, being used mostly
for presentation, needs less intricate control flow than the Java language
itself provides.
Shawn Bayern
JSPTL reference-implementation lead
is that the
jx:expressionLanguage tag and the whole idea of switching between
expression languages is most likely going to be a temporary one.
Of course, that's just an excuse. But my point is that the ugliness will
probably go away soon anyway.
Shawn Bayern
JSPTL Reference-implementation Lead
since
I can't replicate the problem.)
Shawn Bayern
JSPTL Reference-implementation Lead
Hi Robin. I'm away on vacation for the rest of the week, but if nobody
gets a chance to look at this issue before then, I'd be happy to take a
look at it early next week.
Thanks for the message,
Shawn
On Thu, 9 Aug 2001, Robin Mannering wrote:
I've been using the input library for some time
On Mon, 30 Jul 2001, Florian Brunner wrote:
I'm currently using the jakarta taglib input in my JSP. With
input:select you have to specify the options as a Map. But I want the
list to display the values in the same order I added them to the Map!
How can I do that? Can I use TreeMap? But then
On Tue, 31 Jul 2001, Kevin Duffey wrote:
Is there any provision in the JSPTL to provide this ability to add
javascript handlers (and not just a single one) to each tag?
JSPTL isn't currently focusing on graphical elements (such as JSP tags
that produce HTML tags); that has become more the
On Tue, 24 Jul 2001, Casazza, Robert wrote:
Maybe this is more related to Struts but I'm curious as to whether
Jakarta Tags allow:
[1] looping, in particular to be able to dynamically
populate a table based on a collection of
objects with attributes
The JSPTL will supports
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