jsp-tags

I have a Spring 3 MVC app utilizing <mvc:annotation-driven /> . Having trouble getting a java.lang.Double property to display as currency in a <form:input> tag. The amount shows correctly, but no formatting applied. Any guidance? Spring config: <mvc:annotation-driven conversion-service="conversionService"> <mvc:argument-resolvers> <bean class="com.my.SessionUserHandlerMethodArgumentResolver"/> </mvc:argument-resolvers> </mvc:annotation-driven> <bean id="conversionService" class="org.springframework.context.support.ConversionServiceFactoryBean"> <property name="converters"> <list> <bean class=

I have this edit form: I want that the roles of the user get selected. If this were one-to-many relation I know that I can do something like this: <form:label path="roles">Roles:</form:label> <form:select multiple="true" path="roles"> <c:forEach items="${roles}" var="rol"> <c:choose> <c:when test="${usuarioEdit.rol.id ==rol.id}"> <option value="${rol.id}" selected="selected">${rol.nombre}</option> </c:when> <c:otherwise> <option value="${rol.id}">${rol.nombre}</option> </c:otherwise> </c:choose> </c:forEach> </form:select> <form:errors cssStyle="color:red" path="roles"></form:errors> But this

I need to load some html pages created dynamically by some other application into my application jsp page using jsp include tag <jsp:include page="${Htmlpath}" /> OR <jsp:include page="D:\MySharedHTML\test.html" /> . My idea is to have a shared folder on server like "MySharedHTML" and let other application create html files there and my app will access by giving full path. But jsp include is saying "requested resource D:\MySharedHTML\test.html is not available". Any inputs how to do it. Thanks In Advance. It has to be available by an URL. The D:\MySharedHTML\test.html is very definitely not a

Is it possible to write a custom JSP tag to take an i18n message key and output the translation phrase for the given request? Normally in JSP/JSTL, I do: <fmt:message key="${messageKey}"><fmt:param>arg1</fmt:param></fmt:message> And I get the translation phrase. Now I need to do the following (there's a good reason for this): <custom:translate key="${messageKey}" arg="arg1"/> But I don't know how to look up the translation in the custom tag code. The TagSupport base class provides a pageContext from which I can get a ServletRequest which has the Locale... but how do I then look up the

I have the following inside a JSP: <c:if test="${true}"> <jsp:attribute name="extraInlineComplianceJavascript"> window.isSummaryComplianceLinkVisible = '${TabList.isSummaryComplianceLinkVisible}'; window.isDetailComplianceLinkVisible = '${TabList.isDetailComplianceLinkVisible}'; window.complianceSummaryReportTag = '${helper.complianceSummaryReportTag}'; window.complianceDetailReportTag = '${helper.complianceReportTag}'; </jsp:attribute> </c:if> As is, I get the following exception: Must use jsp:body to specify tag body for <MyTag if jsp:attribute is used. If I remove the outermost <c:if> tags,

Is there any way to hold tag files out of /WEB-INF/tags folder? Maybe by using tld somehow and calling them with uri instead of tagdir? Reason for this request is that we are trying to run several sites from one codebase and we would like to have it like WEB-INF/site1/templates, tags, ... so if this is wrong idea to begin with, feel free to say so. Apparently not: http://java.sun.com/j2ee/1.4/docs/tutorial/doc/JSPTags6.html even if using tld to say where the tag is, it can be either in WEB-INF/tags or META-INF/tags for tags packed in jars. The standard way to deliver taglib is to pack all your

I have a custom tag in a ".tag" file that computes and outputs a value. Because I cannot post the code here, let's assume a simple example. Content of file mytag.tag: <@tag dynamic-attributes="dynamicParameters"> <%@attribute name="key" required="true"%> <%-- this works fine, in spite of dynamic-attributes --%> <jsp:doBody var="bodyContent/"> <%-- ... here is some code to compute the value of variable "output" --%> ${output} The caller can easily call it like this: <prefix:mytag key="foo">Body content...</prefix:mytag> This will insert the output of the tag. But I would also enable the caller