Simple tag - looping on an attribute
This post has been moved to Biting Code, my blog dedicated to JVM languages.It shows how to move a loop from JSP to a SimpleTag.
Simple tag handler
This post has been moved to Biting Code, my blog dedicated to JVM languages.A simple tag handler is written and tested.
Tag Files
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Tag Files are a smart way of including a file in a JSP page.
Tag Files are a smart way of including a file in a JSP page.
JSTL - c:catch
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The JSTL tag c:catch improves our error handling capabilities for exceptions in JSP pages.
The JSTL tag c:catch improves our error handling capabilities for exceptions in JSP pages.
Error pages in Web Application
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JSTL - c:import
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The JSTL tag c:import is another way of including content in a JSP page.
The JSTL tag c:import is another way of including content in a JSP page.
JSTL - c:remove
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The JSTL tag c:remove is not strictly required, since we can mimic its behavior using c:set, but using it makes our code clearer.
The JSTL tag c:remove is not strictly required, since we can mimic its behavior using c:set, but using it makes our code clearer.
JSTL - c:set
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It provides an introduction with examples to c:set, a JSTL tag similar to the jsp:setProperty standard action, but much more powerful.
It provides an introduction with examples to c:set, a JSTL tag similar to the jsp:setProperty standard action, but much more powerful.
JSTL - c:choose
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It gives an example for using the JSTL tags c:choose, c:when, c:otherwise to generate conditional JSP pages.
It gives an example for using the JSTL tags c:choose, c:when, c:otherwise to generate conditional JSP pages.
JSTL - c:if
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It is about the JSTL tag c:if, that provides a way to elegantly organize conditional branches in a JSP page.
It is about the JSTL tag c:if, that provides a way to elegantly organize conditional branches in a JSP page.
JSTL - c:forEach and HTML tables
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