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thanks evnafets.<br />
I am processing what you say but until display ???index.login???<br />
I am using MyEclipse J2EE Development.
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thanks evnafets.
I am processing what you say but until display ???index.login???
I am using MyEclipse J2EE Development.

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I am writing a login module. I use JSTL to display message from ApplicationResources. Following here:<br />
&lt;fmt:message key=&quot;index.login&quot;/&gt;<br />
Although I am declaring taglib in JSP page and web.xml. But when running it only displays: ???index.login???<br />
Please, help me! Thanks very much.
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I am writing a login module. I use JSTL to display message from ApplicationResources. Following here:
<fmt:message key="index.login"/>
Although I am declaring taglib in JSP page and web.xml. But when running it only displays: ???index.login???
Please, help me! Thanks very much.

why not display message in fmt.tld (JSTL)!

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