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org.eclipse.jet.taglib
Interface EmptyTag

All Superinterfaces:
CustomTag
All Known Subinterfaces:
ConditionalTag, ContainerTag, IteratingTag
All Known Implementing Classes:
AbstractConditionalTag, AbstractContainerTag, AbstractEmptyTag, AbstractIteratingTag

public interface EmptyTag
extends CustomTag

Define characteristics of a JET2 emptyTag. An emptyTag:

  • Has no content (i.e. <mytag>...</mytag> is an error)
  • Has a single method doAction(TagInfo, JET2Context, JET2Writer) which performs the tag action

  • Method Summary
     void doAction ( TagInfo td, JET2Context context, JET2Writer out)
              Perform the action for the empty tag.
     
    Methods inherited from interface org.eclipse.jet.taglib. CustomTag
    getAttribute, getKind, getOut, getParent, getRawAttribute, setContext, setOut, setParent, setTagInfo
     

    Method Detail

    doAction

    void doAction(
    TagInfo td,
                  
    JET2Context context,
                  
    JET2Writer out)
                  throws 
    JET2TagException
    
    Perform the action for the empty tag.

    Parameters:
    td - the tag information (attribute values, etc)
    context - the JET2 execution context
    out - the current output writer.
    Throws:
    JET2TagException - if an error occurs

    Copyright 2006 IBM Corporation and others.
    All Rights Reserved.


     
     
      Published under the terms of the Eclipse Public License Version 1.0 ("EPL") Design by Interspire