JSTL in particular has a lot of tags for wrangling XML, so if you do pull out your 100 odd differences into an XML file, you'll need JSTL, most likely, to re-construct your JSP. I guess this sorta depends on if you understand XML at all ... if you can think of a way of using XML to pull out the 100 differences into an XML structure that makes sense, then just looking at some online documentation for JSTL should put you well on your way to getting this done.

Also, if you use the Struts EL tags, you pretty much are forced to use the JSTL tags as well, since certain Struts tags are not present in the Struts EL taglibs, since they are *precisely* the same (with EL) as the JSTL equivalent. The Struts EL documentation indicates which Struts tags are not present as well as what the equivalent JSTL tag is.

Good luck!

DeBurgo, Jean P. wrote:

The JSP pages I am creating all are using form elements.  How can JSTL be
used for dynamic form elements?  What struts tag libs overlap JSTL?

-----Original Message-----
From: Larry Meadors [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, October 24, 2003 2:25 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE: Dynamic JSPs and STRUTS


Yes, JSTL plays very well with struts even though there is a great deal of overlap.

I use JSTL exclusively for non-form elements - i.e., pure presentation /
output stuff.

Larry



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The web app was developed using Struts. This is a new section of the
app I
am developing. I wanted to continue using Struts libraries/components
to
construct dynamic JSP pages. Does JSTL integrate nicely with Struts? Or
does Struts have similar components that do the same thing?



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