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Ariel Backenroth b1e5b3dfac -doing the jsp2.0 with the callout example from the sample website. for one, it seems to help avoid some errors i was seeing earlier with classcastexceptions (no clear understanding of why they were happening, but whatever). and it's a nicer example - the jsp is well formed xml and emits well formed xml. good learning experience for catching up with the latest of the jstl nonsense. 
- cleaning up build procedure for the sample website - still not perfect, but better.
- removing default value for company footer for the xsd - i'll revisit how to set default values on dynamic callout types some other time.



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-doing the jsp2.0 with the callout example from the sample website. for one, it seems to help avoid some errors i was seeing earlier with classcastexceptions (no clear understanding of why they were happening, but whatever). and it's a nicer example - the jsp is well formed xml and emits well formed xml. good learning experience for catching up with the latest of the jstl nonsense.
2006-09-30 19:54:30 +00:00
pr.tld
-doing the jsp2.0 with the callout example from the sample website. for one, it seems to help avoid some errors i was seeing earlier with classcastexceptions (no clear understanding of why they were happening, but whatever). and it's a nicer example - the jsp is well formed xml and emits well formed xml. good learning experience for catching up with the latest of the jstl nonsense.
2006-09-30 19:54:30 +00:00
web.xml
-doing the jsp2.0 with the callout example from the sample website. for one, it seems to help avoid some errors i was seeing earlier with classcastexceptions (no clear understanding of why they were happening, but whatever). and it's a nicer example - the jsp is well formed xml and emits well formed xml. good learning experience for catching up with the latest of the jstl nonsense.
2006-09-30 19:54:30 +00:00