Ok, Ive managed to get hold of my printout of the JSTL spec (didnt have
it last night). The tags "xml" attribute can point at either a
string or a reader. I think you could probably just get a reader in a
scriptlet (or write a simple custom tag to do it), refer to it from the
, and another sc
Andrew Hill wrote:
parse an xml file from the local filesystem
Yes, this is correct. It seems to want to do this over HTTP. Local paths
do not seem to work, unless I am missing something, which is entirely
possible.
The users local filesystem, or the servers?
In the former case no (you would
parse an xml file from the local filesystem
The users local filesystem, or the servers?
In the former case no (you would need to get them to uplaod it first).
In the later case (which I guess is what you mean as it has a leading
/)... not sure. :-(
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Hi,
I am new to using the JSTL x tags and I was wondering if there was a way
to parse an xml file from the local filesystem without having to go
through HTTP first. I'd like to be able to do something like this:
Is there a way to do this?
Thanks for your help!
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