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Example of Dynamic attribute in Custom Tag

 
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Only info I get about
Dynamic attribute in Custom Tag are following no example can any one give me please?
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Dynamic attributes
Simple tags and classic tags can handle dynamic attributes. Two things are necessary to allow dynamic attributes in custom tags :
􀂃 Declare dynamic attributes in DD;
􀂃 Implement DynamicAttributes interface.
DD declaration
To declare the use of dynamic attributes, one element must be added in the tag definition :
<dynamic-attributes>true</dynamic-attributes>
Custom tag class
The corresponding custom tag class must implement the DynamicAttributes class, which defines one method :
public void setDynamicAttribute(String uri, String localName, Object value) throws JspException
Most common implementation is to store the attributes in a <String, Object> map with the localName as key, and the value object as value.

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AR
 
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Hi Aaron,

These tutorials, I've created, have practical examples for dynamic attributes as well: Skills for Tag Files, Skills for Simple Tag handlers, and Skills for Custom Tag handlers.

Also, there is an excellent post here in JavaRanch, by the co-author of HFSJ.

Thanks,
Nikos
 
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