Look at http://jakarta.apache.org/taglibs/doc/standard-doc/intro.html
Hope that helps.
Suryanarayana Murthy wrote:
> Hi all,
> Could any one please tell me how can I use JSTL in my projects. I read that
> JSTL is still in development phase. If I would like to use JSTL for
> production development, can I do that? and also how to test JSTL tag
> libraries? Plesae tell me the procedure. Do I need to download any jar
> files from any site ? or are there any tutorials how to use JSTL?
>
> Please help me.
>
> Thanks & Regards,
> Suryanarayana Murthy A
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> John Baker
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> nergy.com> cc:
> Subject: ${x}
> 20/03/2002
> 07:49 PM
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> When ${x} is passed to a tag, does the tag figure out what it means or does
>
> the variable get decoded and passed to the tag?
>
> Ie in my previous example, where I combined a <c:forEach tag around my own,
>
> and tried to pass the variable from <c:forEach to my own tag, is that
> actually legal? Or did:
>
> <prefix:myTag someAttribute="${var}"> just pass the String ${var} to my own
>
> tag?
>
> If so, I'm sadly beginning to conclude that there seems no easy method of
> mixing JSTL and your own tags (that provide links into a 200,000 line
> application 'under the hood'). It's very frustrating ;-)
>
> John
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