> >In my opinion, using custom tags for this purpose is not the best > >way to go. Custom tags are meant to decouple code from markup. > > I tend to agree with you.
I agree as well, but I'll add that you could put a StringBuffer in one of the scopes-- pageContext or request to share it across tags. Or you could nest all of your tags in a tag, and store the stringbuffer as an instance variable in that tag. > >I would (A) either use a controller/navigation switch for this (B) > >or use some logic on the page for this, e.g. <c:if>, etc. > > What do you mean by (A)? I'm sure he meant some checking in an Action to determine the forward. This could lead to a lot of duplication, though. - Dave --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
