I'm not Karsten but...
Some time ago I tried to use standard-examples.war with JBoss 3.0.6 (which
uses Jetty) and got very similar (or maybe identical, its been a while)
errors. I posted (here I think) and got some info but never a how to make
it work :-(
I believe I saw in jetty in the stack
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Subject: Re: Going nuts with JSTL tag lib installation
I'm not Karsten but...
Some time ago I tried to use standard-examples.war with JBoss 3.0.6 (which
uses Jetty) and got very similar (or maybe identical, its been
Hi Karsten,
If you're using Tomcat, I'd suspect that there's
either still something amiss with your deployment or
it's an earlier version of Tomcat that doesn't support
JSP 1.2 or higher.
I'm using JSTL successfully with Tomcat 4.1.24. What
version are you using? - MOD
--- Karsten Wutzke
Michael Duffy wrote:
Hi Karsten,
If you're using Tomcat, I'd suspect that there's
either still something amiss with your deployment or
it's an earlier version of Tomcat that doesn't support
JSP 1.2 or higher.
I'm using JSTL successfully with Tomcat 4.1.24. What
version are you using? - MOD
have you try putting the location of tld file in the @ taglib
declaration in the jsp file?
like so:
%@ taglib uri=WEB-INF/tld/c.tld prefix=c %
nick
On Mon, 2 Jun 2003, Karsten Wutzke wrote:
Michael Duffy wrote:
Hi Karsten,
If you're using Tomcat, I'd suspect that there's
either
This works!!!
Thanks a lot! But why does it work? How is that lookup performed?
Karsten
N. Chen wrote:
have you try putting the location of tld file in the @ taglib
declaration in the jsp file?
like so:
%@ taglib uri=WEB-INF/tld/c.tld prefix=c %
nick
On Mon, 2 Jun 2003, Karsten Wutzke
Hi Karsten:
I had this problem, too. Shawn Bayern explained it
perfectly in a note that's in the archive. Since it's
down right now, I'll do my best.
If you look in the standard.jar, you'll see that it
has the .tlds in its META-INF directory. The
classloader will find them in the jar, since
I tried the things (both of) you mentioned, however it still doesn't
work, and I'm running out of ideas.
Here's the head of the front controller class I use for my index.jsp and
all other JSP's:
public class MainServletFC extends HttpServlet
{
//a date and time format for each log file
Hi Karsten,
I can tell you that I'm using JSTL in exactly the way
you're describing, so it can be done.
Which servlet/JSP container are you using? I use
Tomcat 4.1.24. I put the all 11 jars that come in the
JSTL lib directory in the WEB-INF/lib directory of my
application, not in the
Karsten == Karsten Wutzke [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Karsten I get the following exception:
Karsten HTTP Status 500 -
Karsten type Exception report
Karsten message
Karsten description The server encountered an internal error () that prevented it
from
Karsten fulfilling
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