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Oz provided support with a partial example project that allowed us to identify a problem related to reporting compilation errors properly in this area. However, since he was encountering problems the project was incomplete. We’re working on creating a test project internally to validate the compiler’s behavior with the el taglib at this point. At some point, we’ll release a series of these test projects for download.
–Scott
MyEclipse Supportso, is there a workaround to this problem? My example is extremely basic. If you would like a simpler example then I would be happy to provide it.
The problem is that expression language support is part of the JSP 2.0 specification and our JSP editor and compiler are JSP 1.2 compliant. However, due to popular demand, we’ve added support for expression language in our internal builds and it will be available in the next service release. See, your feedback really does drive the product direction. 🙂
In the meantime, if you want to continue to use the taglibs and are deploying to a JSP 2.0-compliant container, you can turn off JSP compilation (on the JSP editor’s syntax preference page).
–Scott
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