I am trying to use html:link to "fix" a URL so that it has the context
path on it, but when the value of the page parameter requires quotes
inside it (to specify a string value to a function) then the page
won't compile.
I have this link in td in the page :
<html:link
page="${bgdlr:loadPendingOrdersLink(sortOrders["DAYS_UNTIL_CONFIRMED"],
0, (sessionInfo.pendingOrdersSortOrder eq
sortOrders["DAYS_UNTIL_CONFIRMED"] ? not
sessionInfo.pendingOrdersSortedAscending : true))}"
styleClass="copywhite">remaining</html:link>
If it is just a straight <a href=""> tag it works fine, but when it is
like this I get the following compilation error :
org.apache.jasper.JasperException: equal symbol expected
/WEB-INF/jspf/orderStackPanel.jspf(21,197)
(The line above is line 21, character 197 is the D in the end of the
first instance of DAYS_UNTIL_CONFIRMED.
sortOrders is an application scope map of SortOrder objects (my class)
keyed by String.
sessionInfo is my own class.
bgdlr:loadPendingOrders is a function I have in a tag library that
builds the appropriate URL (without the context path where the web app
might be installed).
I have a lot of instances of this type of URL building, which is why I
have put them in a custom tag library.
I am using Netbeans 5.5 to develop the web-app, and it is being
deployed on Sun Java Application Server 9, and both give that error. I
initially had the web-app deployed with an empty context path, but now
I need to change that, so I am building the hrefs now using the
html:link tag instead of specifying an href directly.
Any ideas?
Thanks
Chris
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