Re: How to make EL expression evaluate its values?
Lew wrote:
So you don't "<c:out>" a value that equals a tag, you just place the tag in
your JSP and use EL to plug in specific values inside the tag.
You don't need <c:out> at all, as far as I can see.
Ray wrote:
I know that part, basically the reason is this: we have an existing
big application. Most of the content of the file is generated using
XSLT transform.
So in the "skeleton" page, we have something like:
<html:form action...>
<c:out value=<that XSLT-generated big string, which is stuffed into a
request attribute> escapeXml="false"/>
</html:form>
So all the tags (JSTL or otherwise) are written as they are--they're
not evaluated. When inside the big string we put things like <c:if...>
and so on, when I view the source it will be <c:if...> instead of the
result.
Of course. You have instructed the JSP to generate that string as a literal.
I was wondering if there's a quick way to just tell the page,
"evaluate all tags in this dynamically generated string".
You do not put the "big string" inside a <c:out>. Do not use <c:out> for this.
You put your dynamic tags directly on the JSP.
- Lew
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