>>>>> "Henri" == Henri Yandell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Henri> On 7 Nov 2002, David M. Karr wrote:
>> Just use different quotes at the other level:
>>
>> <jsp:forward page="somePage.jsp">
>> <jsp:param name="id" value='<c:out value="${param.id}"/>'/>
>> </jsp:forward>
Henri> Nope, not happy. I had:
Henri> <jsp:forward page='<c:out value="${param.goto}"/>'>
Henri> <jsp:param name="id" value='<c:out value="${param.id}"/>'/>
Henri> </jsp:forward>
Henri> [which was working as:
Henri> <c:redirect url="${param.goto}">
Henri> <c:param name="id" value="${param.id}"/>
Henri> </c:redirect>
Henri> ]
Henri> and I get an error of:
Henri> message /<c:out value="${param.goto}"/>
Henri> description The requested resource (/<c:out value="${param.goto}"/>) is not
available.
Henri> So it's not parsing the inside of page attribute for jstl I guess. [I
Henri> flipped the ' and " just in case. Figured it wouldn't hurt :) ]
Oh. Duh.
In that case, I guess you either use the scriptlet, do it at the servlet level,
or use Struts-EL (logic-el:forward). I don't see a clean way to do it
otherwise.
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