I am confused by this point in the DBtags documentation it says
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This custom tag library requires a servlet container that supports
the JavaServer Pages Specification, version 1.2.
The tag library also works in some JSP version 1.1 servlet containers, such
as Tomcat, but not in others, such as Weblogic. The tags in this tag library
are designed according to the JSP 1.2 specification, which makes this
requirement of the <jsp:getProperty ... /> tag:
The value of the name attribute in jsp:setProperty and
jsp:getProperty will refer to an object that is obtained from the
pageContext object through its findAttribute() method.
The JSP 1.1 specification does not require this behaviour, and while Tomcat
happens to support it, Weblogic does not. Note that it is fairly
straightforward to write a custom tag that emulates this behaviour for
Weblogic users. Sample source code for such a tag can be found here
<GetPropertyTag.java>.
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What I dont understand, is when will this pose a problem for me? Which one
of the DBtags uses the jsp:getProperty tag? And if I use the custom
implementation how will that help me if one of these DBtags is calling the
jsp:getProperty tag on its own which wont call the custom implementation of
it because of the jsp namespace in the tag?
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