Thamm, Russell wrote:
> Now it appears that jstl.present does not evaluate to true.
>
>>From build.xml
>
> <available property="jstl.present"
> classname="javax.servlet.jsp.jstl.fmt.LocaleSupport"
> classpath="${jstl.jar}" />
>
> <property name="jstl.jar" value="${jstl.home}/standard.jar"/>
>
> Unfortunately, the specified class is in jstl.jar and not
> in standard.jar. I think this is why jstl.present does not
> evaluate to true. I do have jstl v1.0 not v1.0-beta specified
> in build.properties.sample.
>
> I also notice that jstl 1.0 also apparently ships with jaxp 1.2,
> while everything else uses jaxp 1.1.
Ok, I'll look into these problems, but...
> I don't know enough about jstl to fix this, in fact, I have no
> idea what a tag library is or if I need it.
... the JSTL dependancy is completely optional (or it was last time I
looked). The only place the tag library is used is by the admin web-app,
but in that case the Struts-base taglib is used, not the JSTL-based.
So in summary, you can safely ignore the jstl.present property
not being true.
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Christopher Lenz
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