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Case-sensitive compilation of JSP tag attributes

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    shankara98
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    The JSP compiler is doing a case-sensitive compilation of JSP tag attributes.

    I’ve several JSP’s in my project (created by others in my team) where the DTD says the JSP tag attribute should be ‘maxlength’. However, the developers have it as ‘maxLength’ within their JSP’s. The application runs fine on Tomcat and Weblogic.

    Is there any way to provide a configuration parameter on the JSP editor to do a case-insensitive compilation?

    #200743 Reply

    Scott Anderson
    Participant

    Currently, there is no way to “loosen” the conformance on case compliance for the JSP compiler. Technically, I believe we’re compliant to the spec, and non-sensitive compilation is not. However, since it appears to be widely supported in servers, it would make sense to have this an an option. I’ve entered it as an enhancement request to our internal tracking system.

    –Scott
    MyEclipse Support

    #242804 Reply

    This still appears to be happening (almost 2 years later). Are there any plans yet to add the option to “ignore” case to the JSP validation?

    Greatly appreciated,
    Anthony

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