Bill Burton wrote:
>>It should be trivial to write a servlet filter that overloads
>>request.getAttribute() and delegates to the stack before doing the
>>normal stuff. The semantics of that may get a little iffy, but at least
>>it would provide super-trivial access to the WW valuestack.
>
> It's
Hello,
Rickard wrote:
>
> 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
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:
>
> Hello,
>
> 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
Hello,
Is there any way to utilize the new JSTL (JSP
Standard Tag Libraries) in the WebWork framework?
Thanks.
Ryan LeCompte
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
http://www.ull.edu/~rml7669
