hello list,
I really donm't know why I always have to get these strange messages, but once again,
I have an Exception I really don't understand. This is killing my time and my
motivation. Hope someone can help me out of this situation!
I want to nest a tag within another tag, and my jsp-code
bah. sorry - accidentally hit the send button before i was finished. take
two:
i don't have time to go through all the code at the moment, but take a look
at this line in your stack trace:
at
org.apache.jsp.mitglieder_l_jsp._jspService(mitglieder_l_jsp.java:252)
it tells you the line
Hi james everyone else,
I looked into it and found the following line in the code:
if (pageContext != null) pageContext.handlePageException(t);
I made some research and all I could find was, that this might happen if I use an
servlet.jar version, that contains the classes of jsp1.1. I
Hi :
Try this. It may work
% String bl =request.getParameter(blaetterid);
String dr = request.getParameter(dropdownfilterwert);
%
test:setwherespalte
test:spalte tabelle=tt_member name=id wherespalte=id wert='%=bl%'/ %-- if
'%=bl%' does not work then try %=bl% --%
test:spalte
i noticed this in your TLD:
tag-class.tags.query.Spalte/tag-class
should this not be tags.query.Spalte? make sure the package is correct and
that the Spalte class exists in an accessible location.
--james
-Original Message-
From: Moritz Bayer [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent:
Hey Steve-
If you didn't figure it out here's another suggestion. If you are using a
Map you might need to use the name=myBean.value notation. It's a little
different than using List in iteration.
Savan Thongvanh
Berkley Technology Services
515.278.7725
Yeah, I'm familiar with the map notation. Unfortunately, this is a List. All
the other values for this object are printing fine, just not the 'id'. I've
chalked this one up as a loss and am simply using another method (getID(),
as opposed to getId())to get the value.
The sunspots must still be in
K.C. Baltz wrote:
For various reasons, I am generating a URL for a context relative
resource using c:url and storing the result in a variable. Then I'm
using that value in a c:import in an attempt to include the content of
the resource in the page. Example:
I'm pretty sure the problem is
You're right about why it's failing (prepending of app context). This kind of
thing should work:
c:set var=textURL value=/text.html/
c:import url=${textURL}/
You could then also use textURL with c:url:
a href=c:url value=${textURL}/...
Quoting K.C. Baltz [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
For various
I've left out a bit of detail in the hopes of making this simpler :).
I'm not actually using c:url, but rather a custom tag that extends the
Struts html:rewrite tag. My custom tag modifies the passed in URL, so
I can't skip that step. I could probably modify my custom tag to not
prepend the
Tried that. It just looks for my files in the ROOT context, rather than
the context specified in the URL. I also tried context=, but that
produced an exception.
K.C.
Hassan Schroeder wrote:
Hassan Schroeder jumped the gun with:
Uh, problem? the above works fine plugged into a page on my
I want to have the items in my Select list showing in a certain order.
I've looked over both the html and jsp examples that were provided when I
downloaded the tag lib but they only contain the basics.
I enter the following in my jsp -
td nowrap
label
On Tue, 4 Nov 2003, Kimberly Clary wrote:
I want to have the items in my Select list showing in a certain order.
I've looked over both the html and jsp examples that were provided when I
downloaded the tag lib but they only contain the basics.
I enter the following in my jsp -
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