found = na.getLocalName().equals(name);
/** * Searches all subnodes of this node for jsp:attribute standard actions * with the given name, and returns the NamedAttribute node of the matching * named attribute, nor null if no such node is found. * <p> * This should always be called and only be called for nodes that accept * dynamic runtime attribute expressions. */ public NamedAttribute getNamedAttributeNode(String name) { NamedAttribute result = null; // Look for the attribute in NamedAttribute children Nodes nodes = getNamedAttributeNodes(); int numChildNodes = nodes.size(); for (int i = 0; i < numChildNodes; i++) { NamedAttribute na = (NamedAttribute) nodes.getNode(i); boolean found = false; int index = name.indexOf(':'); if (index != -1) { // qualified name found = na.getName().equals(name); } else { found = na.getLocalName().equals(name); } if (found) { result = na; break; } } return result; }
found = na.getLocalName().equals(name);
found = na.getLocalName().equals(name);
/** * Searches all subnodes of this node for jsp:attribute standard actions * with the given name, and returns the NamedAttribute node of the matching * named attribute, nor null if no such node is found. * <p> * This should always be called and only be called for nodes that accept * dynamic runtime attribute expressions. */ public NamedAttribute getNamedAttributeNode(String name) { NamedAttribute result = null; // Look for the attribute in NamedAttribute children Nodes nodes = getNamedAttributeNodes(); int numChildNodes = nodes.size(); for (int i = 0; i < numChildNodes; i++) { NamedAttribute na = (NamedAttribute) nodes.getNode(i); boolean found = false; int index = name.indexOf(':'); if (index != -1) { // qualified name found = na.getName().equals(name); } else { found = na.getLocalName().equals(name); } if (found) { result = na; break; } } return result; }
/** * Searches all subnodes of this node for jsp:attribute standard actions * with the given name, and returns the NamedAttribute node of the matching * named attribute, nor null if no such node is found. * <p> * This should always be called and only be called for nodes that accept * dynamic runtime attribute expressions. */ public NamedAttribute getNamedAttributeNode(String name) { NamedAttribute result = null; // Look for the attribute in NamedAttribute children Nodes nodes = getNamedAttributeNodes(); int numChildNodes = nodes.size(); for (int i = 0; i < numChildNodes; i++) { NamedAttribute na = (NamedAttribute) nodes.getNode(i); boolean found = false; int index = name.indexOf(':'); if (index != -1) { // qualified name found = na.getName().equals(name); } else { found = na.getLocalName().equals(name); } if (found) { result = na; break; } } return result; }
/** * Use this constructor if the JspAttribute represents a named * attribute. In this case, we have to store the nodes of the body of * the attribute. */ JspAttribute(NamedAttribute na, TagAttributeInfo tai, boolean dyn) { this.qName = na.getName(); this.localName = na.getLocalName(); this.value = null; this.namedAttributeNode = na; this.expression = false; this.el = null; this.dynamic = dyn; this.namedAttribute = true; this.tai = tai; this.uri = null; }
/** * Use this constructor if the JspAttribute represents a named * attribute. In this case, we have to store the nodes of the body of * the attribute. */ JspAttribute(NamedAttribute na, TagAttributeInfo tai, boolean dyn) { this.qName = na.getName(); this.localName = na.getLocalName(); this.value = null; this.namedAttributeNode = na; this.expression = false; this.el = null; this.dynamic = dyn; this.namedAttribute = true; this.tai = null; }
/** * Use this constructor if the JspAttribute represents a named * attribute. In this case, we have to store the nodes of the body of * the attribute. */ JspAttribute(NamedAttribute na, TagAttributeInfo tai, boolean dyn) { this.qName = na.getName(); this.localName = na.getLocalName(); this.value = null; this.namedAttributeNode = na; this.expression = false; this.el = null; this.dynamic = dyn; this.namedAttribute = true; this.tai = tai; this.uri = null; }
/** * Use this constructor if the JspAttribute represents a named * attribute. In this case, we have to store the nodes of the body of * the attribute. */ JspAttribute(NamedAttribute na, TagAttributeInfo tai, boolean dyn) { this.qName = na.getName(); this.localName = na.getLocalName(); this.value = null; this.namedAttributeNode = na; this.expression = false; this.el = null; this.dynamic = dyn; this.namedAttribute = true; this.tai = null; }
/** * Use this constructor if the JspAttribute represents a named * attribute. In this case, we have to store the nodes of the body of * the attribute. */ JspAttribute(NamedAttribute na, TagAttributeInfo tai, boolean dyn) { this.qName = na.getName(); this.localName = na.getLocalName(); this.value = null; this.namedAttributeNode = na; this.expression = false; this.el = null; this.dynamic = dyn; this.namedAttribute = true; this.tai = tai; this.uri = null; }
/** * Use this constructor if the JspAttribute represents a named * attribute. In this case, we have to store the nodes of the body of * the attribute. */ JspAttribute(NamedAttribute na, TagAttributeInfo tai, boolean dyn) { this.qName = na.getName(); this.localName = na.getLocalName(); this.value = null; this.namedAttributeNode = na; this.expression = false; this.el = null; this.dynamic = dyn; this.namedAttribute = true; this.tai = null; }
/** * Use this constructor if the JspAttribute represents a * named attribute. In this case, we have to store the nodes of * the body of the attribute. */ JspAttribute(NamedAttribute na, boolean dyn) { this.qName = na.getName(); this.localName = na.getLocalName(); this.value = null; this.namedAttributeNode = na; this.expression = false; this.el = null; this.dynamic = dyn; this.namedAttribute = true; }
/** * Use this constructor if the JspAttribute represents a named * attribute. In this case, we have to store the nodes of the body of * the attribute. */ JspAttribute(NamedAttribute na, TagAttributeInfo tai, boolean dyn) { this.qName = na.getName(); this.localName = na.getLocalName(); this.value = null; this.namedAttributeNode = na; this.expression = false; this.el = null; this.dynamic = dyn; this.namedAttribute = true; this.tai = null; }
/** * Use this constructor if the JspAttribute represents a * named attribute. In this case, we have to store the nodes of * the body of the attribute. */ JspAttribute(NamedAttribute na, boolean dyn) { this.qName = na.getName(); this.localName = na.getLocalName(); this.value = null; this.namedAttributeNode = na; this.expression = false; this.el = null; this.dynamic = dyn; this.namedAttribute = true; }
/** * Use this constructor if the JspAttribute represents a * named attribute. In this case, we have to store the nodes of * the body of the attribute. */ JspAttribute(NamedAttribute na, boolean dyn) { this.qName = na.getName(); this.localName = na.getLocalName(); this.value = null; this.namedAttributeNode = na; this.expression = false; this.el = null; this.dynamic = dyn; this.namedAttribute = true; }
/** * Use this constructor if the JspAttribute represents a * named attribute. In this case, we have to store the nodes of * the body of the attribute. */ JspAttribute(NamedAttribute na, boolean dyn) { this.qName = na.getName(); this.localName = na.getLocalName(); this.value = null; this.namedAttributeNode = na; this.expression = false; this.el = null; this.dynamic = dyn; this.namedAttribute = true; }
/** * Use this constructor if the JspAttribute represents a * named attribute. In this case, we have to store the nodes of * the body of the attribute. */ JspAttribute(NamedAttribute na, boolean dyn) { this.qName = na.getName(); this.localName = na.getLocalName(); this.value = null; this.namedAttributeNode = na; this.expression = false; this.el = null; this.dynamic = dyn; this.namedAttribute = true; }
/** * Use this constructor if the JspAttribute represents a * named attribute. In this case, we have to store the nodes of * the body of the attribute. */ JspAttribute(NamedAttribute na, boolean dyn) { this.qName = na.getName(); this.localName = na.getLocalName(); this.value = null; this.namedAttributeNode = na; this.expression = false; this.el = null; this.dynamic = dyn; this.namedAttribute = true; }
/** * Use this constructor if the JspAttribute represents a * named attribute. In this case, we have to store the nodes of * the body of the attribute. */ JspAttribute(NamedAttribute na, boolean dyn) { this.qName = na.getName(); this.localName = na.getLocalName(); this.value = null; this.namedAttributeNode = na; this.expression = false; this.el = null; this.dynamic = dyn; this.namedAttribute = true; }