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Duplicate variable definition in generated Java source, related to custom tag scripting variable
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Duplicate variable definition in generated Java source, related to custom tag scripting variable
------- Additional Comments From pgordon@fourthchannel.com 2002-06-08 01:59 -------
This is the same bug that I just posted (9699). I believe, I see that the
do...while() loop containing "currentValue" also contains another
do...while() loop with "currentValue" defined--although the code is a little
hard to follow in this browser window. This is improper java syntax. It is a
problem with self nested tags. You can duplicate this example using the
simple tag example FooTag, foo.jsp that installs with jakarta by nesting a
<eg:foo> tag within the existing <eg:foo> tag. See the other bug (9699) for
a little more detail. This is critical for us, it blocks development on
Tomcat. We are trying to port our application to Tomcat from Weblogic 6.
By the way--this bugzilla thing is pretty cool, just used it for the first time
today--and it sure beats Rational clearquest.
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