Hi,
when using c:if with EL=ECMAscript, what are the semantics with the
comparison operator ==, e.g. with test=$test == 'test', i.e. it
seems that if the variable test is not a string, the test always fails
(when I set the variable with c:set var=test
value=$result.getRows()[0].get(0)
The execute tag is meant for updates, inserts and deletes. What you
probably want to use is the resultSet tag.
sql:resultSet id=myRS
%
for( int i = 0; i val.size(); i++ )// What is val???
{
% sql:getColumn position=%=i%/ %
}
%
On Tue, 29 Jan 2002, Wolfgang Röckelein wrote:
BTW: Where should we provide input to the EL discussion? Is this
discussion public?
It can be discussed informally here. More formally, the subject has now
been taken up by the JSR-152 group, so I should defer to Eduardo
Pelegri-Llopart and Mark
What im actually trying to accomplish is two things:
- create a dynamic prepared statement each time so I can add where
clauses to it.
- use of the stmt instead of a normal query because I don't want to mess
with figuring out if the where clause item needs to be quoted or not
etc.
val is a
Change the section of dbtags.tld for the setColumn tag to have the value
yes in the rtexprvalue tag, and restart your server.
tag
namesetColumn/name
tagclassorg.apache.taglibs.dbtags.preparedstatement.SetColumnTag/tagclass
bodycontentJSP/bodycontent
attribute
Hi,
Shawn Bayern wrote:
BTW: Are you sure that the core-rt version of if works? I never
succeeded in getting the body evaluated, even with test=1==1...
It works for me:
crt:if test=%= 1==1 %
1 does indeed equal 1, interestingly enough
/crt:if
Aha, this is how it is supposed
Hi,
I'm a JSP newbie and am having trouble using the DBTags library.
I have a simple page which is intended to open an MS Access database and
display three columns of information from one table.
I'm getting a NullPointerException when the page compiles:
java.lang.NullPointerException
In my example for the string-taglib, I stupidly gave an example of:
str:replace replace=\n with=br\ndb:get value=data/str:replace
without testing. Where db:get is a hypothetical tag creating data.
The example doesn't work because the \n in the tag gets turned into a
normal 'n' before it hits
Very cool, ill give it a try. Thanks!
Brady Moritz
-Original Message-
From: Mader, Steve [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, January 29, 2002 11:30 AM
To: 'Tag Libraries Users List'
Subject: RE: Hello, and need help
Change the section of dbtags.tld for the setColumn tag to
