New JSP Tags in WLS 7

          Hi!
          Can someone summarize for me additional custom WebLogic JSP tags available in
          WLS 7, compared to WLS 6.1 or changes in functionality of existing custom WebLogic
          JSP tags from WLS 6.1 to WLS 7.
          Thanks,
          Rahul.
          

          I am afraid not. Becuase if you don't buy their product, they even don't let you use their classes of that product.
          I tried to use a class inside CommerceServer, but they asked for the license all the time.
          My suggestion is you can get some idea from that, but don't use it directly except you have their license.
          "KhurramZ" <[email protected]> wrote:
          >Hi all,
          >Am experimenting with WL server 5.1 (eval version) and ejbs,jsp's.
          >Also came across documentation of JSP Tag libraries of WL personalization
          >server (in BEA website). (like <pz:..> , <cm:..>, <es:...>)
          >
          >Can I use those WLPS jsp tag libs in WLserver? Though I havent got WLPS ,and
          >in fact will not be using it in future.
          >
          >Thanx in advance
          >Khurram Z
          >[email protected]
          >
          >
          

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