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I'm trying to build a JSP Portal Page, following the documentation "Oracle HTTP Server Integrating JavaServer Pages with Oracle9iAS Portal"
I cannot find the wwjpstag.jar or wwjps.jar in the JPDK. Can someone email it to me and any other files (like a .tld) required for using these taglibs?
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Mikael,
Could you please confirm the following:
1. Does the same .jsp file runs under OC4J_Portal ?
2. Did you copy only wwjps.jar & wwjpstag.jar from OC4J_Portal/applications/portal/portal/WEB-INF/lib ?
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