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Posted to taglibs-user@tomcat.apache.org by Hadeel Rashad <hr...@asset.com.eg> on 2004/10/01 01:39:31 UTC
Custom tags
I am developing a custom tag, I was wondering if this is the right place
for my question
I developed my tag and then want to use it in a different application
so:
- I deployed a jar file containing the tags I developed
- I took the tld file and placed it under WEB-INF directory in the new
application
- and placed the jar in the lib directory
- I added an entry in the xml file for my tld
- then in my jsp I included <%@ taglib uri="/WEB-INF/jupTaglib.tld"
prefix="JUPFieldValue" %>
My questions are:
- does the jar file have to contain the tld file???
- When I did the previous steps, I got several errors complying
my jsp one of them saying: -- Error(1): Expecting quoted value, got
character: " -
Sorry for my long question, hope could anyone help.
Thanks
RE: Custom tags
Posted by Hadeel Rashad <hr...@asset.com.eg>.
Thanks trying ' rather than " worked fine
-----Original Message-----
From: Steve Lewis [mailto:smlewis@lordjoe.com]
Sent: Thursday, September 30, 2004 8:25 AM
To: Tag Libraries Users List
Subject: Re: Custom tags
If you place the tld in the jar JSP 2.0 will find it - there is no need
to
separately place tld files in WEB-INF
For the other problem within el expressions consider ' rather than "
At 04:39 PM 9/30/2004, you wrote:
>I am developing a custom tag, I was wondering if this is the right
place
>for my question
>
>I developed my tag and then want to use it in a different application
>so:
>- I deployed a jar file containing the tags I developed
>- I took the tld file and placed it under WEB-INF directory in the new
>application
>- and placed the jar in the lib directory
>- I added an entry in the xml file for my tld
>- then in my jsp I included <%@ taglib uri="/WEB-INF/jupTaglib.tld"
>prefix="JUPFieldValue" %>
>
>My questions are:
>- does the jar file have to contain the tld file???
>- When I did the previous steps, I got several errors
complying
>my jsp one of them saying: -- Error(1): Expecting quoted value, got
>character: " -
>
>
>Sorry for my long question, hope could anyone help.
>
>Thanks
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Re: Custom tags
Posted by Steve Lewis <sm...@lordjoe.com>.
If you place the tld in the jar JSP 2.0 will find it - there is no need to
separately place tld files in WEB-INF
For the other problem within el expressions consider ' rather than "
At 04:39 PM 9/30/2004, you wrote:
>I am developing a custom tag, I was wondering if this is the right place
>for my question
>
>I developed my tag and then want to use it in a different application
>so:
>- I deployed a jar file containing the tags I developed
>- I took the tld file and placed it under WEB-INF directory in the new
>application
>- and placed the jar in the lib directory
>- I added an entry in the xml file for my tld
>- then in my jsp I included <%@ taglib uri="/WEB-INF/jupTaglib.tld"
>prefix="JUPFieldValue" %>
>
>My questions are:
>- does the jar file have to contain the tld file???
>- When I did the previous steps, I got several errors complying
>my jsp one of them saying: -- Error(1): Expecting quoted value, got
>character: " -
>
>
>Sorry for my long question, hope could anyone help.
>
>Thanks
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