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how to use the tag library provided by apache

xiao cui
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Joined: Mar 04, 2003
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same
Simon Brown
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There about 30 tag libraries under the Apache Jakarta project, including the reference implementation of the JSTL. Which one in particular are you referring to?
BTW, "javac learner", could you just take a quick look at the naming policy and edit your profile.
Thanks
Simon
chanoch wiggers
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if its the JSTL tho - have a look here
http://java.sun.com/webservices/docs/ea1/tutorial/doc/JSTL.html


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xiao cui
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Ok, I updated my displayed name according to the policy.
I want to use the tag weekdays in my jsp. I copy the code as the following:
Select a Week Day
<select name="weekday">
<dt:weekdays id="day">
<option value="<jsp:getProperty name="day" property="dayOfWeek"/>">
<jsp:getProperty name="day" property="weekday"/>
</dt:weekdays>
</select>
then I display my jsp. In the select tag, ??? is displayed. Does this mean i have to usebean? I wonder what property it should have? how to set the property?
 
 
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