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Doubt in jsp:attribute

 
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Hello Ranchers

I have doubt in custom tag handler. I am going through HFSJ book. In chapter 9 its given that even if the <body-content>empty</body-content> we can have <jsp:attribute> but I am getting an error saying this tag cannot include body content and missing required attribute "user".

test.tld:


index.jsp:


Thanks
Srividhya
 
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Note that you have one '>' too much in the attribute closing tag. Dunno if that's the cause..
 
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The extra '>' is considered as a body content and the EL ${username} evaluates to null. I guess this is the reason you are getting the error.
 
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