sources"..
This way you can easily change the format in one place (app props) and have
it propagate throughout the whole app.
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IMO, when you take away JSTL *and* custom tags *and* Java code escapes from
JSP, there's not much left to JSP.
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Well can you use Struts Bean Tags? If so, this would be your option
Subject: Re: The best place for output formats
Hi,
This is my first idea doing it in the jsp. But in this project we can't
use jstl neither custom tags neither <% java code %> which could be the
solution?
Thanks
Rodolfo García Esteban
Canal Isabel II
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Asunto: Re: The best place for output formats
Hi,
imho the jsp (view), because the action is just the controller and each
view component should be able to decide how to format data. Maybe the
fmt tags (jstl)
Hi,
imho the jsp (view), because the action is just the controller and each
view component should be able to decide how to format data. Maybe the
fmt tags (jstl) or a custom tag could take care of formatting the output.
Regards,
Tom
Leon Rosenberg wrote:
imho the action, because the neither the
imho the action, because the neither the jsp nor the beans/forms should
know anything about a query. But I'm often very alone with this
opinion :-)
regards
Leon
On Thu, 2005-04-28 at 14:41 +0200, Rodolfo García Esteban/CYII wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I have a screen with the results of a query. this scre
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