Okay I am new to struts (around a week) and having made a couple of little test apps am moving towards validation and w3c compliance. I am using 1.2.4 for what it is worth in Netbeans 4.0.
There appears two methods of enabling html compliance with struts. The first is <html:html xhtml="true"> which adds the xmlns info. The second is via <html:xhmtl /> which is closed so I guess I don't need it if I have xhtml="true" in my opening tags. Or do I? Documentation suggests that without the <html:xhtml /> then the output will be to html 4.x (no closed tags etc.). I am correct in assuming this? Code doesn't seem changed either way but then again my JSP is well formed to begin with. Also there doesn't appear to be a doctype tag in struts. Is there one in the JSTL? I have done a search but haven't found an answer. It seems to be rather obvious to me that since every file will be reduced to (x)html and by w3c standards a (x)html file must have a DOCTYPE that a tag would be present. However I haven't found one. Also what version of the struts should I be using? The standard struts or the el version? From what I can make out it would appear the EL version will be the 1.3 release with a lot of the Struts/JSTL overlap removed and a new parser?. Would it be better to use the EL version over the "regular" version? On the Netbeans front (I know this isn't the place for it but I hope someone can help) the documentation that appears when selecting the tags doesn't have any description of what the tags do. Where is this information locally or should I download the src to get the documentation? I'd rather have a local copy than use the public one on sao/api/. Thanks for your time, Graham Reeds. --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
