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You're welcome.
Anyway, if you are interested in transforming XML with XSLT inside a JSP , it
just takes about 3 lines of code with JSTL1.1.x ---- FYI.
-Rashmi
----- Original Message ----
From: Antonio Petrelli <antonio.petrelli@xxxxxxxxx>
To: Tag Libraries Users List <taglibs-user@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Monday, March 26, 2007 2:58:34 AM
Subject: Re: Releases and Maven 2 support
2007/3/24, Rashmi Rubdi <dev_subscriptions@xxxxxxxxx>:
> I don't think xtags is released.
>
> Do you have an option to consider JSTL1.1.x or JSTL 1.2 tags ? The features
> are different by the results might
> be the same in some cases depending on what you implement.
>
> I've used XTags only a little, I was trying to use it for accessing XSLT like
> capabilities in JSP files,
> but there are a few JSTL XML tags that offer the same or similar features.
>
> JSTL1.1.x is released.
Thanks for the answer, but I managed to solve the problem in another
way: since I needed only to use XSLT transformation, I used a servlet
from xalan site, so my dependency on xtags was removed.
The i18n tags were not used at all, so it was a false problem.
Sorry for the noise and thanks again :-)
Antonio
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