JSP: attributes for body ?

I never used JSPs all that much and mostly worked with servlets. I just wonder (because it's hard to find anything about it): how would I e.g. add an ununload event handler to a <body> tag? Whatever I do, the JSP generates header and body itself and I can only modify the body content.
How would I get <body onunload="javascript:afunction()"> into my HTML from a JSP? I'm stumped. Currently it works because I add another nested body tag and the browsers accept it nevertheless. But that's no real solution.

BalusC wrote:
Just open the JSP file in a text editor/IDE, add the desired line and save the file?That's what I currently do. It leads to
<html>
<head>
</head>
<body>
<body onunload="...">
</body>
</body>Which thankfully works because the browsers seem tolerant enough.
There must be more into the story. Maybe an IDE which is preventing you from doing that. Or a framework which doesn't let you to have the full control over the code. Or so.I suppose the latter, and the portlet stuff getting in my way. The IDE should have nothing to do with that.

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<%
try
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path=request.getParameter("upload1");
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dketcham wrote:
cotton.m wrote:
>
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Hi all,
We have a migrated app that created escape attributes for some hidden tags.
ie.
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[Non-text portions of this message have been removed]

Dude,
How was the holiday? Hope you had a great time. I see iRise have
you busy again.
Things are going well over here with bug fixing and the new work, so
I'm ultra busy...that life. Give me a shout if you are in my part of
town again, and we can sink a few JDs.
Harry
______________________________ Reply Separator _________________________________
Subject: [iPlanet-JATO] RE: escape attributes for hidden tags
Author: kmorfis (kmorfis@i...) at unix,mime
Date: 25/08/01 02:26
I take everything back.
The tag was originally a text field. It was changed after translation to a
hidden without removing the attribute.
Kostas
-----Original Message-----
From: Kostas Morfis
Sent: 8/24/01 6:14 PM
Subject: escape attributes for hidden tags
Hi all,
We have a migrated app that created escape attributes for some hidden
tags.
ie.
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attribute isn't one that get used for hiddens.
We did a quick clean up and removed the attribute from the JSP but I
though I might be worth a mention for future releases.
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Kostas
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at
org.apache.jasper.compiler.TagBeginGenerator.validate(TagBeginGenerator.
java:170)
at
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## Detail 0 ##
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