Steven,
I did modify Jasper (Tomcat's JSP engine) a couple years back to
support scripting languages in the JSP scriptlets. Though I don't have
intimate knowledge of the Tomcat internals, they are pretty well
documented, I do use it, and this type of low-level development is my
specialty (and
I ran into an issue with cookie encoding. Not sure if anyone else had this
problem or not.
When I set a cookie in a Servlet and then read it in Javascript, the +
does not decode to a space.
Works fine in WebLogic. I compensated by replacing all + with spaces and
then running it through
Possibly very stupid question...
Is there any reason not to use JavaCC on the JSP compiler? I know the
grammar is pretty nasty, but that doesn't make a custom solution any easier
either.
Bob
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of license of javacc ;-)
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I noticed that the implementation of jsp:include/ uses a
RequestDispatcher.include() to include the content. It appears to pass on
the request from the calling the page. Doesn't this mean that the parameters
passed to the including page will be made available to the included page?
When you use
I assume everyone knows this is a virus.
Bob
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Subject: new photos from my party!
Hello!
My party... It was absolutely amazing!
I have attached my web page with new photos!
If
I've written a really tight XSL factory that could be used in lot of
applications.
Is there a possibility of distributing it with Tomcat? I thought this might
be an ideal location because so many packages that are built on Tomcat could
make use of it.
Thanks,
Bob
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I modified Jasper to support Javascript scriptlets and expressions in JSPs using
Rhino. Should I contribute the code?
The reason I'm asking is that I'm not sure how you guys would feel about a Mozilla
dependency.
I would have used IBM's BSF, but the license is more strict, it still uses
