Jakarta taglibs and iWS4.1

Is it possible to use the Jakarta custom tag libraries with iWS4.1 SP11?
I am able to make the custom tag samples work (http://docs.sun.com/source/816-5680-10/2-examp.htm#21044). But I can't figure out how to plug in the pre-built custom tag libraries from Jakarta.
My goal is to use XSLT to dynamically display XML documents. It runs on Tomcat, but it needs to run on iWS4.1
Any input is greatly appreciated.
Thanks

This is not an Apache site. It is not even the Oracle JSP forum.
I suggest you try the JDeveloper site, which you will find JDeveloper and ADF, where at least they all speak Java. There is also the J2EE forum, although that seems somewhat less OC4J. And of course there is a designated Java Server Pages (JSP).
Cheers, APC

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Hi Andy,
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          > Dear all,
          >
          > I am a newbie for taglib and xml. Today, when I read some source code of a
          > website, I found that there is a entry like
          >     "%@ taglib uri="/tlds/taglib.tld" prefix="myprefix" %>",
          > and some other entries like
          >     "<myprefix:Content area="<%=contentArea%>" />"
          > I opened the specifized file taglib.tld and saw a tag entry named "Content",
          > its tagclass is com.mycom.presentation.taglib.ContentTag. Again I opend a
          > java class file "ContentTag.java" and saw some setXXX methods and doXXX
          > methods. I donot know how is the webpage outputed. Can someone give me a
          > detailed description about that?   I will greatly appreciate your help.
          > Some source code segments are listed as follows:
          >
          > ----------------
          > test.jsp:
          > ----------------
          > ...
          > <%@ taglib uri="/tlds/taglib.tld" prefix="myprefix" %>
          > ...
          > <td>
          >     <myprefix:Content body="<%=body%>" area="<%=contentArea%>"
          > pageName="<%=pageName%>" />
          > </td>
          > ...
          >
          > ----------------
          > taglib.tld:
          > ----------------
          > <?xml version="1.0" encoding="ISO-8859-1" ?>
          > <!DOCTYPE taglib
          >         PUBLIC "-//Sun Microsystems, Inc.//DTD JSP Tag Library 1.1//EN"
          > "http://java.sun.com/j2ee/dtds/web-jsptaglibrary_1_1.dtd">
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          >     <bodycontent>JSP</bodycontent>
          >     <info>An tag which given the screen and element does the right content
          > thing!</info>
          >     <attribute>
          >       <name>id</name>
          >       <required>false</required>
          >       <rtexprvalue>true</rtexprvalue>
          >       
          >     </attribute>
          >     <attribute>
          >       <name>pageName</name>
          >       <required>false</required>
          >       <rtexprvalue>true</rtexprvalue>
          >       
          >     </attribute>
          >     <attribute>
          >       <name>area</name>
          >       <required>false</required>
          >       <rtexprvalue>true</rtexprvalue>
          >       
          >     </attribute>
          >     <attribute>
          >       <name>body</name>
          >    <required>false</required>
          >    <rtexprvalue>true</rtexprvalue>
          >       
          >     </attribute>
          > </tag>
          > ......
          >
          > ----------------
          > ContentTag.java
          > ----------------
          > package com.mycom.presentation.taglib;
          >
          > import javax.servlet.*;
          > import javax.servlet.http.*;
          > import javax.servlet.jsp.JspTagException;
          > import javax.servlet.jsp.tagext.BodyTagSupport;
          > ...
          >
          > public class ContentTag extends BodyTagSupport {
          >     private String ......;
          >     public String ......;
          >     ......
          >
          >     public ContentTag() {
          >         super();
          >     }
          >
          >     public void setPageName(String pageName) {
          >         this.pageName = pageName;
          >     }
          >
          >     public void setArea(String area) {
          >         this.area = area;
          >     }
          >
          >     public void setSegment(String segment) {
          >         this.segment = segment;
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          >         {
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          >         }
          >     }
          >
          >     public void setAdmin(String admin) {
          >         try{
          >             this.admin = Boolean.getBoolean(admin);
          >         } catch (Exception _) {
          >             debugCategory.debug("Setting admin err " + admin);
          >         }
          >
          >     }
          >     public void setBody(String body)
          >     {
          >         try {
          >          this.body = Long.parseLong(body);
          >         } catch (NumberFormatException ne) {
          >             debugCategory.debug("Setting body format err");
          >         }
          >     }
          >
          >     public int doStartTag() {
          >             if (contentMap == null)
          >             {
          >             }
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          >             if (segment==null)
          >             {
          >                 segment =
          > (String)session.getAttribute(Parameters.segment_id);
          >             }
          >             if (currentScreen==null)
          >             {
          >                 currentScreen =
          > (String)session.getAttribute(Parameters.currentScreen);
          >             }
          >             try{
          >                 StateEngineProxy sep =
          >                     (StateEngineProxy)session.getAttribute("stateMachine");
          >                 ModelManager mm =
          > (ModelManager)session.getAttribute("modelManager");
          >                 if (sep == null||mm==null)
          >                 {
          >                     sep = new StateEngineProxy();
          >                     session.setAttribute("stateMachine", sep);
          >                     mm = new ModelManager();
          >                     mm.init(session, sep);
          >
          >                     session.setAttribute("modelManager", mm);
          >                 }
          >                 if (body !=0)
          >                 {
          >                     //content = (ContentAI)
          >                     //
          > contentMap.get(Parameters.content_id+Long.toString(body));
          >                     if (content==null)
          >                     {
          >                     debugCategory.debug("Get by Body");
          >                     mm.getContent(body);
          >                     content =
          > (ContentAI)session.getAttribute(Parameters.content);
          >
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          >                     file:// pageContext.setAttribute(CONTENT_MAP,
          > contentMap, myScope);
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          >
          >     public int doAfterBody() throws JspTagException {
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          >
          >     public static String shortenLink(String link)
          >     {
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Hello techies,
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Iam totally confused, which one i need to
e i need to implement and is there any performance
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2
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Check out Struts, they have an HTML taglib that does exactly what your talking about. http://jakarta.apache.org/struts

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Having been duely, and appropriately, re-directed by Msr. Eric Raymond and Rick Moen @ http://www.catb.org/~esr/faqs/smart-questions.html#before, let me rephrase my question:
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�javax.servlet.ServletException: javax.servlet.jsp.JspException: javax.xml.transform.TransformerConfigurationException: javax.xml.transform.TransformerException: java.lang.IllegalStateException: can't declare any more prefixes in this context�
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strange that you do that and it should work.
the /common/endorsed directory has jar files in it that are common to all applications. They should be available in your classpath without copying them elsewhere.
The only thing I can think of is that you had some other implementation of an xml parser in your web-inf/lib directory that was overriding those standard ones. Putting the xml jar files in your web-inf/lib just gave them a higher priority again, so it works.
I would take a look at what else is in the web-inf/lib, /shared/lib and /common/lib directories, to see if the jar files have any of those components.
Maybe try a small test web application, starting from scratch with only the minimum of jar files in it?
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Another question about taglibs...
If I want to use the body in a tag together with a class which is used in the tag code.
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I am also on the lookout for this. i have posted many times but no one has answered my question till now. if you get to know the answer do inform me at
[email protected]
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Custom taglib and inexplicable jsp compilation issue

Can someone explain what could possibly be happening here? I have been working on this for two days to no avail.
With the following configuration, my jsp behaves as I expect it to on Tomcat, but fails to compile both for Jetty and the Maven2 jspc plugin
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<taglib version="2.0" xmlns="http://java.sun.com/xml/ns/j2ee [3]" xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance"
xsi:schemaLocation="http://java.sun.com/xml/ns/j2ee web-jsptaglibrary_2_0.xsd">
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<tag-class>com.fijimf.deepfij.web.tag.MenuItemTag</tag-class>
<body-content>scriptless</body-content>
<attribute>
<name>item</name>
<required>false</required>
<rtexprvalue>true</rtexprvalue>
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</taglib>
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Is this a bug, or is there a constraint in taglib packages I don't know about?
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Hi everybody!
I would like to integrate ApEx into the Apache Jakarta Java Framework Jetspeed. Therefore I would like to use the usermanagement and and session handling of this framework (authentication in Jespeed is also used for ApEx - no new login necessary).
Does anyone have an idea, how this can be setup in ApEx/Jetspeed? Or does anyone have a ready solution for this question?
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ApEx is not JSR168 compliant - but that doesn't mean to someone couldn't come up with a way to plug some ApEx content into a JSR168 portlet. When you're doing this kind of thing there are lots of considerations.
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what is the content?
who needs to be able to see it?
who needs to update it, if anyone?
what are the security implications?
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Earl

Oracle JML taglib and debugging

I have iAS 8i v1.0.1 installed have been attempting to get the JML tag library working correctly using "jml.tld" in the taglib directive (->JSP1.1). Some of the JML tags seem to work correctly, such as <jml:if> and <jml:choose>, but <jml:for> does not iterate more than once. I have found that using the "oracle.jsp.parse.OpenJspRegisterLib" servlet in the taglib directive (->JSP1.0.0.6.1) does work as expected, but "jml.tld" does not.
My desire is to get a JSP application to be debuggable inside JBuilder 3.5 pro while using the JML taglib. I decided that having Tomcat running through JBuilder would be the easier than the Apache/Jserv option, and was hoping that the "jml.tld" option plus oracle jars would simplify the setup. But the "jml.tld" option does not even seem to work with iAS itself, and shows exactly the same symptoms when running through Tomcat in JBuilder. I also attempted to get the "oracle.jsp.parse.OpenJspRegisterLib" servlet running in Tomcat but to no avail.
My questions are:
Is there a patch for iAS which will fix the "jml.tld" problem?
Has anyone attempted to get the JML tag library working with Tomcat &/or in a debugger?
Thanks in advance,
Jason Wyatt
Web IT Division
Bailey Bailey Bailey
Wollongong, Australia

Thanks for letting us know the situation.
We are looking into this issue. We will fix it in the next release.
Runtime tag lib ("jml.tld") should work in both iAS and Tomcat.
Compile time tag lib ("oracle.jsp.parse.OpenJspRegisterLib") works in OracleJSP only.
Thanks again.

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