Hi !
I'd like to use xtags and jsp
and i can't find out the position
in my XPath.
I always got 0 as result for XPath Expression position()
and last()
I'm using Tomcat 4.0.1
and the example /xtags-examples/test/test_stylesheet.jsp
does the same
I tryed on Win and Linux
I hope someone can help
I've seen the same reports of issues with performance and many Struts tags
on a page, and I believe this is a container issue, not an inherent problem
with tags. I'm a heavy user of Struts, and I have some pages with many
hundreds of tags. (Enough that I've hit the JVM method size limit more than
I don't use Tomcat 4 on a regular basis, so I can't say too much about it.
However, from comments I have seen on other lists, I am fairly certain that
Tomcat 4 calls release() after every use of a tag handler, which is not
required by the spec. (This is somewhat unfortunate, because people write
t
On Wed, 27 Feb 2002, Maya Retzlaff wrote:
>
> It has been suggested that tomcat 4s handing of taglibs isn't as
> optimized as the rest of the server. Do you guys know anything more
> about it and in that case can it be that the Struts tags issue
> mentioned below is partly due to this problem
I suggest the tag in the jstl (and probably other tags as well) should
trim their content. Considering:
...
...
...
...
produces 5 unnecessary newlines and spaces. Since you never expect content to be
between a and a or it's probably ok to remove it.
-Steve
Shawn Bayern wrote:
It has been suggested that tomcat 4s handing of taglibs isn't as optimized as the rest
of the server. Do you guys know anything more about it and in that case can it be that
the Struts tags issue mentioned below is partly due to this problem ?
I guess this issue might also be asked on the tom
Many folks have reported issues with the Struts custom tags. Specifically in
the areas of internationalizing every on screen piece of text as well as
long select lists where the contents are dynamically generated via a custom
tag. The alternative is to hard-code the mult-lingual translations into
Hi Chris,
The question is somewhat general. For instance, depending on your needs,
you can write a tag that trims its BodyContent (using String.trim()) and
simply contain other tags within it. So that:
foo
would produce equivalent output to
foo
If you're suggesting, by contra
I guess you could write a filter that parses out all the linefeeds not
wanted in the response.
hope it helps
-reynir
> -Original Message-
> From: Lomvardias, Christopher [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: 27. febrúar 2002 16:33
> To: 'Tag Libraries Users List'
> Subject: RE: Suppress w
Haven't heard any responses to my earlier question below. Thought I'd poke
the list again.
Chris
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From: Lomvardias, Christopher [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, February 19, 2002 1:27 PM
To: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'
Subject: Suppress whitespace generation?
Hi,
Ho
On Wed, 27 Feb 2002, Burr Sutter wrote:
> I think it could have a negative impact on performance. Why? Many
> servlet containers will instantiate and then throw away the tag
> handler class with each use on the page. So, if a tag handler requires
> lots of setup (e.g. connect to a database, issu
I think it could have a negative impact on performance. Why? Many servlet
containers will instantiate and then throw away the tag handler class with
each use on the page. So, if a tag handler requires lots of setup (e.g.
connect to a database, issue a query, check some session or request
attribut
Hi,
I too doubt about this. Please let me know.
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> Will using Tagged Libraries , affect performance
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