helloo,
Specs indicate c:out value=${request:myparameter}/
to do an equivalent to request.getParameter(myparameter)
but it is not good ...
Have you the right syntax ?
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On Monday 25 Mar 2002 14H:43 pm, you wrote:
helloo,
Specs indicate c:out value=${request:myparameter}/
That looks like request:myparameter not request . myparameter, note the full
stop. You want request.myparameter.
to do an equivalent to request.getParameter(myparameter)
but it is not
On Mon, 25 Mar 2002, RAYMOND Romain wrote:
Specs indicate c:out value=${request:myparameter}/ to do an
equivalent to request.getParameter(myparameter) but it is not good
...
Have you the right syntax ?
The current specs don't say that. Are you reading documentation that's
out of date?
On Mon, 25 Mar 2002, Biske, Todd wrote:
Is there a way using c:catch or some other mechanism to trap
exceptional HTTP response codes, e.g. 4xx and 50x codes and perform
action on them? When using this tag for include portlets from other
contexts, it would seem that this type of functionality
for the following xml file:
test.xml
?xml version=1.0?
test
hello
bye
/bye
/hello
/test
when running the xtags taglibs that use xalan in the following manner:
test.jsp
xtags:parse uri=test.xml /
xtags:stylesheet
ba ba ba bah :)
John Baker a écrit :
On Monday 25 Mar 2002 17H:58 pm, you wrote:
On Mon, 25 Mar 2002, RAYMOND Romain wrote:
Specs indicate c:out value=${request:myparameter}/ to do an
equivalent to request.getParameter(myparameter) but it is not good
...
Have you the right
