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I create a .jspf file and put ${param.subTitle} as HF page 408, but when i run the file it displays ${param.subTitle} instead of the value. so my problem is can we compile .jspf files like .jsp files?

I used netbeans IDE for do that and there is no option to compile .jspf fragments in netbeans

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[ August 08, 2008: Message edited by: Chatu Dil ]
 
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It is just like any other .jsp file.
In your case might be you are not using the correct web.xml,that causing problem while parsing the EL function.
 
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If you are using Tomcat, you need to add a servlet mapping to the "jsp" servlet in conf/web.xml.
 
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hi thanks, but i dont understand what to put in the web.xml file regarding .jspf
 
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You mean that you're dealing with jspf files and you still can't read a web.xml ?
In Tomcat's conf/web.xml, search for :

and add

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wow, now it works thanks Christophe
 
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