Bill Burton wrote:
> Other objects are only available on WW's ValueStack which JSTL can't
> directly access. So to make them available you have to copy the object of
> interest off the VS and save a reference to it in the request, etc. Don't
> know of any way to do this with WW tags, but the fol
Hello Ryan,
> Ryan LeCompte wrote:
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> Is there any way to utilize the new JSTL (JSP Standard Tag Libraries) in
> the WebWork framework?
Yes, if you're willing to write a little "glue" code.
If your Actions and Beans use the "id" attribute in the WebWork tags, you
should be able
It is on our TODO list to look into this.
On Tue, 14 May 2002, "Ryan LeCompte" wrote
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utilize the new JSTL (JSP
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You have a couple of options.
1. You can use i18n tag and load a bundle to be used.
2. or, WW will walk the inheritence tree of an action
looking for the resource bundle if your action extends
ActionSupport. So, you can have a resource bundle for
ActionSupport and if all your actions extend this
How can you specify global resource bundle files that can be used/accessed
by all JSP's?
The examples that ship with WW show FormTest.jsp using
FormTest.properties...
Thanks.
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Hello,
I'm using the tabbedpane Tag :
with web logic 6.1 SP2, WebWork 1.0.2, JDK 1.3.1_02.
It works fine with action and Java class associated in order to do the
filling of the tabbedpane.
But i meet a a problem with the tag inside the file tabbepane.jsp(standard
template), at the end :
, thi
Hello,
Is there any way to utilize the new JSTL (JSP
Standard Tag Libraries) in the WebWork framework?
Thanks.
Ryan LeCompte
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