Package org.springframework.web.servlet.tags


@NonNullApi @NonNullFields package org.springframework.web.servlet.tags

This package contains Spring's JSP standard tag library for JSP 2.0+. Supports JSP view implementations within Spring's Web MVC framework. For more details on each tag, see the list of tags below with links to individual tag classes, or check the spring.tld file:

Please note that the various tags generated by this form tag library are compliant with https://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/ and attendant https://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/dtds.html#a_dtd_XHTML-1.0-Strict.

  • Class
    Description
    Allows implementing tag to utilize nested spring:argument tags.
    The <argument> tag is based on the JSTL fmt:param tag.
    This <hasBindErrors> tag provides an Errors instance in case of bind errors.
    The <bind> tag supports evaluation of binding errors for a certain bean or bean property.
    Interface to be implemented by JSP tags that expose a PropertyEditor for a property that they are currently bound to.
    The <escapeBody> tag is used to escape its enclosed body content, applying HTML escaping and/or JavaScript escaping.
    The <eval> tag evaluates a Spring expression (SpEL) and either prints the result or assigns it to a variable.
    The <htmlEscape> tag sets default HTML escape value for the current page.
    Superclass for tags that output content that might get HTML-escaped.
    The <message> tag looks up a message in the scope of this page.
    The <nestedPath> tag supports and assists with nested beans or bean properties in the model.
    Bean used to pass name-value pair parameters from a ParamTag to a ParamAware tag.
    Allows implementing tag to utilize nested spring:param tags.
    The <param> tag collects name-value parameters and passes them to a ParamAware ancestor in the tag hierarchy.
    Superclass for all tags that require a RequestContext.
    Deprecated.
    as of 6.0, with no direct replacement
    The <transform> tag provides transformation for reference data values from controllers and other objects inside a spring:bind tag (or a data-bound form element tag from Spring's form tag library).
    The <url> tag creates URLs.