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Thank you! This is really a good starting point for me!<br />
Much appreciated
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@rrz@871311
Thank you! This is really a good starting point for me!
Much appreciated

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Hi experts!<br />
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I am interested in writting my own tags. Is there any tutorial or book available on how to start this? I am totally new and I am interested to learn how to write them since I am planning to use them in a Struts 2 application<br />
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Thanks for any info!
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Hi experts!

I am interested in writting my own tags. Is there any tutorial or book available on how to start this? I am totally new and I am interested to learn how to write them since I am planning to use them in a Struts 2 application

Thanks for any info!

Any info or book suggestion on how to learn writting tags?

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