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HTML Tags Rendering in Lower Case

 
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Craig Davis
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PostPosted: Tue Apr 13, 2004 11:04 pm    Post subject: HTML Tags Rendering in Lower Case Reply with quote




Hello,

I'm using the JBuilder X JSP Editor and an annoying feature of the tag insight is that it renders the tag names in lower case. While this is normally not a problem, the policy of this shop is to write tag names in upper case.

Has anybody figured out a way to render these tags in upper case?

Thanks!
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pnichols
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PostPosted: Wed Apr 14, 2004 7:06 am    Post subject: Re: HTML Tags Rendering in Lower Case Reply with quote



Craig Davis wrote:

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Hello,

I'm using the JBuilder X JSP Editor and an annoying feature of the tag
insight is that it renders the tag names in lower case. While this is
normally not a problem, the policy of this shop is to write tag names in
upper case.

Has anybody figured out a way to render these tags in upper case?

Thanks!

There is a very good reason why Borland does not support what you desire. If
Borland did follow this non standard naming convention, it would result in
breaking quite a few taglibs, like Struts and JSTL to mention a few.

Your shop should modify its standards, to support industry wide standards,
IMHO.


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