jsp-tags

I currently have the following directory structure for my code: src |-- main | `-- java | `-- com | `-- upthescala | `-- tags | `-- ViewProtectTag.java |-- test |-- pom.xml |-- .project |-- .classpath `-- .hgignore I want to include a tld file for my JSP tag, and I'm not sure where to package it. My initial thought is to add a src/main/resources directory and put META-INF/viewprotect.tld in there. My initial thought is to add a src/main/resources directory and put META-INF/viewprotect.tld in there And that's a good initial thought. 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/3105539/where-do-i-put

I would like to prevent an image having a link if a user does NOT have a certain role. e.g. <sec:authorize ifNotGranted="ROLE_ACCOUNTS" ><img src="someimage.jpg"/></sec:authorize> <sec:authorize ifAllGranted="ROLE_ACCOUNTS" ><a href="somelink.htm"><img src="someimage.jpg"/></a></sec:authorize> However ifNotGranted and ifAllGranted are now deprecated in favour of the access expression. I can see that ifAllGranted can be replicated with: <sec:authorize access="hasRole('ROLE_ACCOUNTS')"><a href="somelink.htm"><img src="someimage.jpg"/></a></sec:authorize> But how can ifNotGranted be replicated

I currently have my .tag files declared with: <%@taglib prefix="t" tagdir="/WEB-INF/tags" %> Example of the path of a tag file : /WEB-INF/tags/test.tag And I use them like so : <t:test oneAttributeKey="oneAttributeValue"> some content... </t:test> My problem : I don't want to put all my tag files in one single folder, "/WEB-INF/tags". I would prefere to have them in different subdirectories : /WEB-INF/tags/users/ /WEB-INF/tags/widgetsA/ /WEB-INF/tags/widgetsB/ (...) Is this possible, without creating a different taglib prefix for each and everyone of them ? Example of what I'd like to avoid :

There are many instances in my work projects where I need to display the size of some collection in a sentence. For example, if the collection's size is 5, it will say "5 users". If it is size of 1 or 0, it will say "1 user" or "0 user". Right now, I'm doing it with if-else statements to determine whether to print the "s" or not, which is tedious. I'm wondering if there's an open source JSP custom tag library that allows me to accomplish this. I know I can write one myself... basically, it will have 2 parameters like this: <lib:display word="user" collection="userList" /> . Depending on the

I need to define a jsp tag which named "include". It should be used as: <cms:include page="/aaa.jsp" /> It has an attribute page which points to another jsp, and it will include the content of that jsp and render it. Is there any existing tag lib can do this? Or please give me some advises of implementing it, thanks! UPDATE From Ramesh PVK's answer, I know there is a standard <jsp:include> fit my need. But per my project's requirements, I can use the name jsp:include , but cms:include . I've already defined some other tags which have prefix cms , and the include one should have the same prefix

When mapping an Exception to 404 page, the Spring Security tags can't find the authentication information from the security context. With a "real" 404 the authentication is found. My web.xml: <error-page> <exception-type>com.example.NotFoundException</exception-type> <location>/app/404</location> </error-page> <error-page> <error-code>404</error-code> <location>/app/404</location> </error-page> On the JSP I have: <sec:authorize access="hasRole('ROLE_USER')"> <%-- Show navigation links --%> </sec:authorize> <sec:authorize access="isAnonymous()"> <%-- Show login form --%> </sec:authorize> The