g JSTL would probably be your best bet.
<c:import url="file:/home/example/snippet.js"/>
Depending on what you're trying to do with the JS, you might run into
some cross-site-scripting problems...
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quot;foo");
%>
:: should work...
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On 5/22/07, newtostruts struts <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
How do I get the value of this tag in a JSP variable on the same page.
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How about using JSTL:
${foo}
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snippets for formatting reasons.
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se the jsps as templates
for newsletters
Uhhh -- why not just wrap the JSP output with the mailer taglib, and
it's all done, including delivery, in one step -- that's what I do for one
of my clients... :-)
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nswer is in the "Content Disposition" section of the above page...
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link for spiders and users w/o
JavaScript, and assigning drop-down behaviors via JS at page load
for everyone else.
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