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    Listener not instantiated in tld file
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Listener not instantiated in tld file





------- Additional Comments From craig.mcclanahan@sun.com  2002-02-01 21:49 -------
Kevin, your "simple" test case is a little too simple, so this TLD is going to 
fail XML validation and be rejected.  Why?  If you look at the DTD for tag 
library descriptors, you'll see that "tag" has a "+" after it -- in other words, 
a valid TLD must have at least one <tag> element.  (Yes, that is a horrible bug 
in the spec, but nothing we can do about it this time around ...)

So, you should be getting a stack trace from a failed validation in one of the 
log files -- if not (haven't checked yet) that is clearly a Tomcat bug.

None of this, of course, would explain why a valid (in the XML sense) TLD with a 
listener in it wouldn't work for you ...

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