I\'m trying to get the JodaTime taglib working in my Spring 3 MVC app. Per the website I should be able to put this in my jsp page and it should work.
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Am using <display:column> , i want to have a column i.e:\"id \" to be displayed and to be linkable. everything is ok until now but i want todisplay the link dynamic according to conditions.
I am using JSF 1.1 and Tomahawk and Tomcat 6.0 <c:if test=\"${vo.type=1}\"> <t:commandLink action=\"#{Manager.openPatient}\">
I have a simple maven web project. I simply can\'t figure out a way to have the JSTL tags work. For testing purposes, I\'ve created a dummy project having no dependency except for:
I have a JSP file <%@ taglib prefix=\"s\" uri=\"/struts-tags\"%> <% response.setContentType(\"application/javascript\"); %>
As the title says, my JSTL tags don\'t work on my development server, but do work on Google\'s actual server.
I want to generate a \'back to search result\' url in a JSP. I use JSTL taglib and it works: <c:url var=\"backUrl\" value=\"list.html\">
Is it possible to have the following tag always display 5 decimal places? <fmt:formatNumber type=\"currency\" value=\"${number}\" />
In mysql i m having a stored procedure which has a sql like: select firstname as i_firstname , lastname as i_lastname from roleuser