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I have a table in my struts application for listing courses, it is created using: <br />
&lt;display:table name=&quot;courseList&quot; id=&quot;course&quot; pagesize=&quot;15&quot; requestURI=&quot;&quot;&gt;<br />
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The table works fine but when I try to add a border: border=&quot;1&quot; eclipse throws a warning: &quot;undefined attribute name border&quot;.<br />
When I run the application the table is displayed without a border.<br />
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As far as I can tell all required libraries are in the correct place.<br />
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see attached screen shot
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I have a table in my struts application for listing courses, it is created using: 
<display:table name="courseList" id="course" pagesize="15" requestURI="">

The table works fine but when I try to add a border: border="1" eclipse throws a warning: "undefined attribute name border".
When I run the application the table is displayed without a border.

As far as I can tell all required libraries are in the correct place.

see attached screen shot

display:table Undefined attribute border

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