Hi,
After reading the email archives and the documentation, it is clear that
the tag cannot be used with a module attribute and a page
attribute at the same time. I was just wondering why this is? Is there a
strong reason this was not implemented, or is it just a piece of missing
functionality?
This is correct.
However I have never been able to get it to work if the value of the
location tag pointed to an action. For example:
404
/do/error
If anyone knows how to make this work properly then I would love to hear
about it. My particular problem (posted previously
the business layer that fetches the collection -- or in the
> database -- or store the data in a sorted collection (like SortedTreeMap
> or some similar animal).
>
> Craig Dickson wrote:
>
> > Hi,
> >
> > Is there an easy way to have the JSTL forEach tag sort
Hi,
Is there an easy way to have the JSTL forEach tag sort the collection of
items before looping through them? Currently I have a scriptlet doing it
before the loop tag, but this is pretty ugly.
Thanks
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I am attempting to set up an error handling framework for our
application. I am aware that we could register an exception handler in
the struts config, but we are attempting to achieve a similar result
using the basic functionality provided by the web.xml file.
We have the following declaration in
Jim, thanks for the reply, but I am having some trouble understanding
what you did.
How does the viewContent parameter get used?
Also, just for clarification, view.jsp has the sub-layout in it and
singlePanel.jsp contains the content I wish to insert into an area in
the layout.
Jim Barrows wr
We have a (pretty common) definition similar to this:
We then have a definition that extends the first definition, like this:
Basically what we are trying to achieve is to use the view.jsp as the
content that gets included by the master.jsp layout page. B
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