Re: jstl,standard jarfiles
On 21-12-2010 01:15, jimgardener wrote:
I was trying out a spring3 tutorial .It requires me to have
jstl1.2.jar .I tried the lib directory of glassfish but could not find
it.In glassfish/modules there are jstl-impl.jar .Is that what I need
to use?Also,what is the standard.jar ?Where do I get it?
I would be surprised if it required a specific JSTL 1.2
implementation.
Your server may already contain one.
Otherwise you can get the Jakarta one from:
http://tomcat.apache.org/taglibs/standard/
(hmm - it claims that 1.2 will have to be from source control -
that does not look good)
Arne
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On Dec 14, 6:42 am, g...@osgitest.org (Gianni Galore) wrote:
In my current WinXP I set the locale to "italian" how can I temporarily (=
for a java.exe call) switch to a
locale equal to "english"?
Is there a command line parameter similar to
java.exe --locale=EN_US -jar mylib.jar .....
Gianni
if you look at http://java.sun.com/developer/technicalArticles/J2SE/locale/
Half way down it mentions the command line arguments ( user.language
and user.country ).
will have to be from source control -
that does not look good)
Arne