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sameera liyanage
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i can set the varible value using
<c:set var=”userLevel” scope=”session” value=”Cowboy” />

but how to get the value of userLevel?
I tried
${sessionscope.userLevel}
${userLevel}

but all are not working
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What c:out is for ?
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this is my jsp .But it don't print any value

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[quote]<c:out value='userLevel' default='guest' /> [/quote]

This is not right. How do you print EL in c:out ? Its pretty much the same way.
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then how .
please tell me.
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aruna sameera wrote:
${sessionscope.userLevel}
${userLevel}

Case counts. It's sessionScope.

The other should have worked. What are you seeing in the rendered HTML?

P.S. <c:out> is not necessary unless you want the output HTML-encoded.
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${sessionScope.userLevel} is working
but <cut value="userLevel" default='guest' /> gives nothing
whta happen ?
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yes ,
I also tried.
AppView.jsp


for only ${sessionScope.userLevel} it is working.
when I try to do for above jsp it thowing following exception,



Thanks,
Shailesh
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but <cut value="userLevel" default='guest' /> gives nothing


for this it is giving userLevel as output.

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yes .
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soory for the mistake

this prints userLevel


this prints Cowboyl


my queation how to print this value using cut;
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Aruna,

What does <cut value="${userLevel}" /> prints ?
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I change my jsp to this.



then it give this
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That usually means that you are mixing versions that are not compatible. What versions of JSP, and the JSTL are you using?

P.S. You are using a JSTL 1.0 URI.
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what is that mean?
how could i find which version of JSTL i am using ?
what are the limitation of that?
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Please read through the JSP FAQ. If you don't even know what versions of software you are using, you need to buckle down and figure all that out.
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is it true that jstl 1.2 doesn't need standered.jar file?
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now it is working.it gives output as
Cowboy
Cowboy
Cowboy

here is the code

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Thanks for helping
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aruna sameera wrote:is it true that jstl 1.2 doesn't need standered.jar file?


Yes if you download and see the files inside the jstl 1.2 jar , it contains tag handlers as well as tld files all inside single jar.
 
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