Thanks & Regards, SK
SCJP 5.0, DB2 - 800, DB2 - 803, SCDJWS (On the way)
What tlds? You shouldn't need to copy any tlds anywhere. Where did you get these tld files?Originally posted by Schandha Ravi:
and all tlds to WEB-INF folder
That is correct. The container ignores the system classpath. That's why you place the jar files in WEB-INF/lib.In one of the FAQS for JSP, it is told that keeping jstl.jar and standard.jar in classpath does not make any difference.
No.Do I need to make any entry in web.xml?
Thanks & Regards, SK
SCJP 5.0, DB2 - 800, DB2 - 803, SCDJWS (On the way)
and copied the tlds
Thanks & Regards, SK
SCJP 5.0, DB2 - 800, DB2 - 803, SCDJWS (On the way)
Thanks & Regards, SK
SCJP 5.0, DB2 - 800, DB2 - 803, SCDJWS (On the way)
Thanks & Regards, SK
SCJP 5.0, DB2 - 800, DB2 - 803, SCDJWS (On the way)
Thanks & Regards, SK
SCJP 5.0, DB2 - 800, DB2 - 803, SCDJWS (On the way)
Thanks & Regards, SK
SCJP 5.0, DB2 - 800, DB2 - 803, SCDJWS (On the way)
Thanks & Regards, SK
SCJP 5.0, DB2 - 800, DB2 - 803, SCDJWS (On the way)
This is only necessary if the TLD does not contain a proper URI declaration.Originally posted by Schandha Ravi:
in many books I referred they copied the tlds to WEB-INF folder and also added taglib element in web.xml.
It has nothing to do with whether the taglibs are "official JSP" or not, but rather with how the TLD is constructed.My first question is, for struts framework, do we need to copy tlds as this is separate from JSP specification.
Thanks & Regards, SK
SCJP 5.0, DB2 - 800, DB2 - 803, SCDJWS (On the way)
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