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c:forEachToken is there?

 
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Hi All,

I tried to use c:forEachToken tag but I got a error saying that JSTL tag doesn't exist.

I was able to use the tokenize feature using c:forTokens!

Can anyone let me know, if there is a tag like c:forEachToken ?

Thanks!
 
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c:forEachToken



No its called c:forToken and its on the exam. This is an errata in the head first book. Have a look at the specs when in doubt
 
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check the spec dude. there is no such tag called c:forEachToken...
 
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