Kyle Tang<br />SCJP 91<br />SCWCD 96<br />SCBCD 95
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Originally posted by Kyle Tang:
<input type="button" value='<%="Teste"%>' />
would be:
<input type="button" value='%="Teste"%' />
For request-time attribute values, the only difference for XML syntax is to remove the <> from <%=***%>.
Kyle Tang<br />SCJP 91<br />SCWCD 96<br />SCBCD 95
Originally posted by Kyle Tang:
wait a minute, <input ....>, is that a html element? you can only use request-time attr-value for certain JSP actions, ie:
<jsp:useBean> with beanName
<jsp:setProperty> with value
<jsp aram> with value
<jsp:include> with page
<jsp:forward> with page
(I am probably missing something here)
and your custom tag may have request-time attr-value if you define that in your tld file.
Nothing else could have request-time attr-value.
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Kyle Tang<br />SCJP 91<br />SCWCD 96<br />SCBCD 95
Kyle Tang<br />SCJP 91<br />SCWCD 96<br />SCBCD 95
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