That suggests that the versions of the TLD files you have under WEB-INF
are from a more recent version of Struts than you have deployed. In
general, there is no need to place TLD files under WEB-INF, though;
they'll be found within the JAR files automatically.
So, just delete the files from WE
Following are the differences Will this make any difference
struts-logic.tld file in struts.jar file
1.0
1.1
struts-logic.tld file under WEB-INF folder
1.2
1.1
Mad Shop <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi Leon,
I just now verified that the tld files i.e., struts-nested.tld
Hi Leon,
I just now verified that the tld files i.e., struts-nested.tld,
struts-nested.tld in struts.jar and tld files under WEB-INF are different.
Does this make any difference! When I extracted these two tld's from
struts.jar and replaced with exisiting tld files under WEB-INF dir
How is the BigDecimal a requirement for a jsp page?
You know that you can (and often should) use different formats for
storage and computations and for presentation?
regards
Leon
On 8/9/07, Mad Shop <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Thanks Leon,
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> Big Decimal is our project requirement. Looks lik
Thanks Leon,
Big Decimal is our project requirement. Looks like the tld files under my
WEB-INF directory are not correct. Can you please let me know the compatable
nested tld files for struts1.2.7 version.
Regards
Leon Rosenberg <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
have you tried to use
have you tried to use double instead?
Leon
On 8/9/07, Mad Shop <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Following is my actual code
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