Hi
Sorry for asking this. Actually first ive used the getAttribute(jstl), i.e. without double quotes. So it gave error. After that, i used the getAttribute("jstl"), but, without converting it toString() ive used.
But, still im doubt whether without using JSP scriptlet can we use JSTL ? Cos, there is no designers and all here. All html coding as well as jsp coding we developers do. Cos, this is not a web site, we develop web based applications. So, we need to use JSP coding in html pages a lot.
Also, I think, if we start JSTL coding, we will forget Java syntax. Cos, all the JSTL tags use different syntax for all.
So, we fear whether we can utilise JSTL or stick with JSP itself or switch over to JSF when its released.
Yours,
Sankar.B