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Posted to taglibs-user@tomcat.apache.org by TIMO EINSIEDLER-BURGER <TI...@DIN.DE> on 2002/05/16 16:29:37 UTC
regexp taglib functionality
hello and a nice day...
I am having following problem and cannot find any solution to it, maybe some of you know how to deal with it:
I must perfom multiple substitutions on an imported (-> import tag) text.
But as far as i read and (hopefully) understood the docs and specs it is only possible to perform one regular expression on a text and then print out the text (but not to copy the substituted text into a variable -> which would already solve the problem !).
i appreciate your help very much :->
greetingz timo einsiedler-burger
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release date
Posted by Roman Kapshevich <ro...@ucapital.ru>.
Hello!
Someone know proposed release date of JSTL tags?
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Roman Kapshevich
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Re: regexp taglib functionality
Posted by Henri Yandell <ba...@generationjava.com>.
On Thu, 16 May 2002, Shawn Bayern wrote:
> I'm not sure what you're using to perform the regular-expression
> substitution (the String Taglib?), but it sounds like whatever it is, you
> can stick it inside JSTL's <c:set> tag to "capture" the output as a
> String.
The regexp taglib? :) String taglib avoids regexp stuff.
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Re: regexp taglib functionality
Posted by Shawn Bayern <ba...@essentially.net>.
On Thu, 16 May 2002, TIMO EINSIEDLER-BURGER wrote:
> I must perfom multiple substitutions on an imported (-> import tag)
> text.
>
> But as far as i read and (hopefully) understood the docs and specs it
> is only possible to perform one regular expression on a text and then
> print out the text (but not to copy the substituted text into a
> variable -> which would already solve the problem !).
I'm not sure what you're using to perform the regular-expression
substitution (the String Taglib?), but it sounds like whatever it is, you
can stick it inside JSTL's <c:set> tag to "capture" the output as a
String.
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(coming this summer from Manning Publications)
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