misdst23 said:
Hi,
How do you include javascript in the definition of a jsp TLD.
You don't. TLDs don't generate output. They only expose classes and
methods.
for
example if i have a TLD called <mytld: body> everytime I include this
in a page, I also want some javascript to be included.
Modify the tag referred to by <mytld:body> to include the javascript in
it's output to the response stream. You can either write a script tag
that points to a separate .js file:
pageContext.getOut().println("<script type=\"text/javascript\"
src=\"/path/to/javascript.js\">");
or write out the javascript (which would be horribly tedious):
JspWriter out = pageContext.getOut();
out.println("<script type=\"text/javascript\">");
out.println("alert('Oh my goodness!');");
out.println("</script>");
HTH.
Is this done in the Java definition of the tld element ?
No, but if you wanted to you could include a attribute (let's call it
script) that would set where the script file is located and you could
use it as the src in my first example...(just an idea).
BTW, did you write these tags? You don't seem to have a complete
understanding of how they work...
