I'm trying to make a set of custom tags that encapsulate form elements (markup and validation).
There's a method given to retrieve the "Out" object easily:
JspWriter out = getJspContext().getOut();
However I can't figure out how to get the request object. I want to be able to directly access the submitted form values from within the Tag class so that I can validate each field.
The documentation is quite sparse, so I thought maybe I could use the JspContext object to somehow get the request attributes. But I don't understand the different scopes.
System.out.println(getJspContext().findAttribute("field1"));
always prints "null".
Enumeration e = getJspContext().getAttributeNamesInScope(1);
Looping through and printing out the enumeration just gives me a list of classes that don't exist:
javax.servl开发者_JS百科et.jsp.jspOut
javax.servlet.jsp.jspPage
javax.servlet.jsp.jspSession
javax.servlet.jsp.jspApplication
javax.servlet.jsp.jspPageContext
javax.servlet.jsp.jspConfig
javax.servlet.jsp.jspResponse
javax.servlet.jsp.jspRequest
So is this even possible?
If not, could anyone point me to a tag library that deals with form display and validation? I searched the internet for a couple hours and it seemed every single one was discontinued and I couldn't download them. Either that or suggest a better alternative for handling forms.
Edit: The tags extend the SimpleTagSupport
class.
If your class is extending TagSupport, you can access the protected pageContext variable. From that you're able to retrieve the request object.
http://java.sun.com/webservices/docs/1.5/api/javax/servlet/jsp/tagext/TagSupport.html#pageContext
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