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tag property don't seem to be set correctly
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tag property don't seem to be set correctly
Summary: tag property don't seem to be set correctly
Product: Tomcat 4
Version: 4.1.24
Platform: PC
OS/Version: Windows NT/2K
Status: NEW
Severity: Normal
Priority: Other
Component: Unknown
AssignedTo: tomcat-dev@jakarta.apache.org
ReportedBy: eric.taix@libertysurf.fr
Hello,
I'm writing some LayoutManager tags which look like this :
<l:layout>
<l:add>
<a:comp name="foo1"> (*)
</l:add>
</l:layout>
<a:comp name="foo2"> (**)
<a:comp name="foo3" tips="Hey guy"> (***)
(*)ServletContainer create instance "i1" for foo1, don't set width and call
doStartTag. AddTag call it's layoutManager parent, and this one set component
width to "100%"
(**)ServletContainer use instance "i1" because foo2 set ONLY the same attribute
as foo1 (so normally other attribute will have the same value as foo1). But
because LayoutManager change width to 100%, foo2 will have it's width set to
100%
(***)ServletContainer create a new instance "i2" because foo3 use another
attribute (tips). So foo3 will have the default width value.
First i try to reset width in "release" method, but this one don't seem to be
call before tag instance is push in tag pool.
Hope this will help you.
Eric
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