2 Replies Latest reply on Sep 8, 2004 2:57 AM by adrian.brock

    JSP tag

    preeti123
    preeti123 Aug 5, 2004 2:06 AM

      Hi all,

      I am migrating from WebLogic to JBoss.
      But I am struck up at one point which I ma finding hard to resolve.

      Actually we were using sever-side validation for not printing the nul string string by adding the code as

      <jsp-descriptor>
      <jsp-param>
      <param-name>printNulls</param-name>
      <param-value>false</param-value>
      </jsp-param>
      /jsp-descriptor>


      in weblogic.xml.

      I want to have the similar option in JBoss. I am unable to find that.
      Can any one pls help me out.

      thanks and regads
      Preeti123

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        • 1. Re: JSP tag
          darranl
          darranl Aug 5, 2004 9:49 AM (in response to preeti123)

          1 - Do not cross post.

          2 - If you rely on features in deployment descriptors specific to an application server you can not expect the same feature to be made available on other application server.

          This is not a compliance issue (At least not from the JBoss point of view, you application however is not complient as you have used Weblogic specific features).

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          • 2. Re: JSP tag
            adrian.brock Sep 8, 2004 2:57 AM (in response to preeti123)

            MODERATED:

            darranl is valued member of the JBoss community.
            Darran your help is much appreciated. Don't let these trolls put you off.
            Especially when they seem incapable of comprehending your response.

            bossj and/or ippy are not valued members of the JBoss community.
            Stop abusing and SWEARING at people who are offering free help.

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            Go find some other community to abuse.

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