string formatting

Hello all, I'm retriving a ntext field from a MS-SQL server DB. In this field can be any character in unicode format with lenght up to 2048 char. When I put on a web page using the c:out value=myrec.row[0].column / I lost any \r\n char that I have in the source record. I use the

forEach in the rt lib question...

I'm trying the following with no luck... c:forEach var=artist items=% playlist.getMP3Artists() % jsp:useBean id=artist type=String / OPTION value=/jsp/view?artist=%= artist %%= artist %/OPTION /c:forEach And what it produces is this OPTION value=/jsp/view?artist=% playlist.getMP3Artists() %%

Re: forEach in the rt lib question...

On Mon, 8 Apr 2002, Julia A. Case wrote: I'm trying the following with no luck... c:forEach var=artist items=% playlist.getMP3Artists() % jsp:useBean id=artist type=String / OPTION value=/jsp/view?artist=%= artist %%= artist %/OPTION /c:forEach And what it produces is this OPTION

Re: forEach in the rt lib question...

Quoting Shawn Bayern ([EMAIL PROTECTED]): An attribute value that begins % isn't an rtexprvalue; you're instead passing a string literal. Rtexprvalues must begin with %=. Yes, that was it, I knew I was missing something simple... now that I've got it working it is very cool. Thanks,

c:url clunky

I noticed that c:param's in a c:url are added backwards. So if I have: c:url var=my_url value=http://example.com/script.jsp; c:param name=A1/c:param c:param name=B2/c:param c:param name=C3/c:param /c:url It produces: http://example.com/script.jsp?C=3amp;B=2amp;A=1 This isn't so good

Re: c:url clunky

On Mon, 8 Apr 2002, Steve Morrison wrote: I noticed that c:param's in a c:url are added backwards. So if I have: c:url var=my_url value=http://example.com/script.jsp; c:param name=A1/c:param c:param name=B2/c:param c:param name=C3/c:param /c:url It produces: