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Inspired by <a href="http://www.raibledesigns.com/page/rd?anchor=how_do_you_manage_your">this post</a>, I wrote a tag library to expose the fields of my Contants.java class to my JSPs.  It allows a user to specify a single variable using:
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{{{
<appfuse:constants var="USER_KEY"/>
}}}

Or all variables:

{{{
<appfuse:constants/>
}}}

By default, it exposes the values from the Contants class imported into the tag library, but also allows a className variable to specify a different class.  The main reason I wrote this was to prove it was possible.  The second reason was to get around importing Constants and then using 

{{{<%=Constants.VARNAME%>}}}

The only thing it gives you over the import/scriptlet way is to expose the attribute to different scopes - i.e. page for JSTL.  After writing it, I think it's a fairly useless tag library - I don't know if I'll ever use it, but maybe someone else will find it useful.

;:''BTW, you need to use it on the JSP you plan to use it in a scriptlet and you can't wrap it with oscache's &lt;cache&gt; tags.''




          

      

      

      
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+Inspired by <a href="http://www.raibledesigns.com/page/rd?anchor=how_do_you_manage_your">this post</a>, I wrote a tag library to expose the fields of my Contants.java class to my JSPs.  It allows a user to specify a single variable using:
 At line 5 added 19 lines.
+{{{
+<appfuse:constants var="USER_KEY"/>
+}}}
+Or all variables:
+{{{
+<appfuse:constants/>
+}}}
+By default, it exposes the values from the Contants class imported into the tag library, but also allows a className variable to specify a different class.  The main reason I wrote this was to prove it was possible.  The second reason was to get around importing Constants and then using
+{{{<%=Constants.VARNAME%>}}}
+The only thing it gives you over the import/scriptlet way is to expose the attribute to different scopes - i.e. page for JSTL.  After writing it, I think it's a fairly useless tag library - I don't know if I'll ever use it, but maybe someone else will find it useful.
+;:''BTW, you need to use it on the JSP you plan to use it in a scriptlet and you can't wrap it with oscache's &lt;cache&gt; tags.''