Lalit Mehra

Though I'm not new to taglib creation but I am confused as to how we can use an existing tag definition within my own custom tag?

I am writing a taglib to encapsulate a jsp code snippet which is used regularly within jsp files. But that snippet contains other struts tag like , etc.

I have to encapsulate all of this in one single custom tag.

Is it possible that I can make use of struts taglib classes directly or what else?

Please suggest how I should proceed.

Post the JSP too ...

Hi Sarvath,

Your myclass needs a no-argument constructor.
<jsp:useBean> initializes the bean with the no-argument constructor of the specified class.

Hope this helps.

Hi,

Have you included the dojo libraries in your jsp page required for the tree demonstration?

Why do you want to call it from a JSP ?

Hi hitendra,

On the JSP page ... check the source of the response and facilitate your view accordingly. [ I hope you just have to show some text on the various div's that you have mentioned]

Hi Philip,

First of all we can't access your localhost

Anyways,
Why don't you try getting to the jsp page through a servlet. In that get the token from the database and use it in your submission jsp.

suki sahu wrote:
Any solutions to get rid off this idea?
Cant i give two session inactive times?
If not then how to login as a user and as a admin from the same browser and at the same time?

I think you didn't read the reply properly.

You can only have one active session per web application per web browser.
So as in your case when you re-login as admin the same session's inactive interval is reset.

What exactly are you trying to achieve by this?

Thanks for the kind words Tim.
Ulf, I can't disclose everything on a public platform. Hope you can understand.

Dear Ulf,
By Client I wasn't referring to the server-client terminology but the business one "you see a CLIENT".

William,
Thanks for the reply .. much appreciated and no i'm not trying to burn a hole in someone's pocket.

Bear,
I can't explain why the requirement is such ... but it is like this only ...

thanks for the replies guys ... much appreciated

Because it is a requirement. Simple.

Hi William/Bill,

I'm developing an application that runs on mobile phones.
I have to send some data to the client (on another server) through POST.
As some of the low end phones do not have javascript functionality, i cannot use auto submit or something else like that using javascipt.
So for that reason i asked ... if there's a way out ???

regards

Is There a way apart from using scripting e.g. javascript to submit a form automatically?

The Scenario here is simple.

1. A form is displayed to the user
2. Upon Submission he is redirected to another jsp page (say interim.jsp)
3. interim.jsp has a form which i want to submit automatically without any user intervention

So, Is there a way to do it without using javascript? I can't find any though

regards