If your doing this for a web application, I suggest client-side javascript.
I don't believe the Date/Time of the client comes through the HTTP Request,
but you may want to look into the standard HTTP Request Headers that are
available. I am not familar with the Date/Time tag so I can't tell you
I have the same problem using the sql jstl.
When I connect to a DB I got an exception in the DoEndTag method.
I just used this tag:
sql:driver var=myDataSource
driver=sun.jdbc.odbc.JdbcOdbcDriver
url=jdbc:odbc:guestbook
/
sql:query var=pro dataSource=${myDataSource} sql=select * from
The only solution is JavaScript I believe.
Adam, Jason C wrote:
I was wondering if there is a way to use the DateTime taglib to show the
clients date? I have the tag working fine, but of course it shows the date
of the server. I read the documentation on locales, but I can't seem to
I'm trying to use the xsl taglib but I can't find it in any of the
distributions. The release folder is empty and the nightly builds seem to
have a different collection of taglibs every night. Non of them include the
xsl taglib. Should I be using the standard libary now? If so, what's the
Liz == Liz Gallagher Gallagher writes:
Liz The XSL taglib is not included in the entire binary distibution of the
Liz taglib nightly builds (I've downloaded and checked them ALL). There are no
Liz XSL taglib release builds and all of the XSL taglib nightly builds are in
Liz tar
On Wed, 27 Mar 2002, Steve Spradlin wrote:
The product I work with currently uses the xsl taglib available through
Jakarta. We are very interested in converting to the new standard tag
library. I downloaded the beta 1 standard tag library in order to review
its capabilities. It looks to
Thanks for the report.
This is actually a minor bug in the return value of the RI's sql:query
(and sql:update) tag. I've notated the problem in our bug-tracking
system; it'll get fixed soon after JavaOne (or possibly before, if other
RI team members have a more fluid environment than do I,
