As I understand it, you'll have to use the object equivalents to these types
(Boolean, Integer, and so on), and then convert them to their base types on an
as-needed basis. I had to do this to set and react to session variables:
<% if ((Boolean)session.getAttribute("userloggedin")).booleanValue()
{ doSomething(); }
%>
-David Castro
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--- Arun Thomas <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> When using custom tags and the TagExtraInfo classes, is it possible to
> create
> scripting variables that are not objects, but rather basic types (i.e. int,
> boolean, etc). I would guess that this is not possible, since the
> pageContext
> set/getAttribute methods require objects, but if anyone has info, or better
> yet,
> examples, showing otherwise, I'd appreciate if you could pass it on.
>
> Thanks,
> -AMT
>
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