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Paul, The tld's are stored in the jar. If you are using a JSP 1.2 (I think that was the version) Servlet application server you do not need to do anything but put jstl.jar in your WEB-INF/lib directory. Tomcat 4.1.27 would be a good choice (I haven't tested 4.1.29 on the iSeries yet but it is probably fine). Taglibs (therefore Struts) must go into WEB-INF/lib and not common/lib or shared/lib. Here is a working snippet: <%@ taglib uri="http//java.sun.com/jstl/core" prefix="c" %> ... <html-el:form action="myAction"> <c:out value="${myForm.someStringThing}" /> ... <c:forEach var="myItem" items="${myForm.items}> <c:out value="${myItem.name}" /> <c:out value="${myItem.address1}" /> </c:forEach> ... </html-el:form> If you go to www.iseries-toolkit.org you will find an example called span in CVS or on the downloads page that has some examples. You can get more information about span here: http://www.orlandojug.org/Struts-JUG.pdf David Morris >>> Paul.Nicolay@xxxxxxxxxx 11/12/2003 10:26:17 AM >>> David, I'm still messing around with my application. I do have an issue with a <c:out value="${call.firstName}"/> snippet (for which I see not much use, as <%= call.getFirstName() %> looks more normal to me... but I'm following a tutorial) which doesn't compile. I already installed jstl.jar and c.tld myself, but still with no luck. So I removed my own downloaded jstl.jar and c.tld, went into Project Properties, Project Features and selected JSP Standard Tag Library. After clicking Apply, WDSC added jstl.jar to my libraries... but I don't got the c.tld ??? Kind regards, Paul
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