Which web framework are you using? If you are using Spring MVC 3.1 (or higher) or Grails, there is not HDIV's tags so there is not any taglib, HDIV is integrated within web framework tags.
You have to do it programmatically with this code: LinkUrlProcessor urlProcessor = HDIVUtil.getLinkUrlProcessor(); String urlWithToken = urlProcessor.processUrl(url); I hope it helps...
These are some options: Render all possible links, with all possible parameter values. Keep them hidden and choice the right one by JavaScript before submit. Use a form instead of a link. You can create a hidden form and add multivalue parameters as select fields. Select the right values by...
As you probably Know RichFaces is not supported by HDIV. In order to solve the problem the are two possible solutions: Define the new client side parameters as start parameters. In that case HDIV is not going to validate them but it will work. It seems they are editable parameters...
Well first and foremost, OWASP's ESAPI is no longer a flagship product for OWASP anymore: major development work on the library stagnated and the 2.1 release was just to fix a major CVE. Looks like regular contributions go into the HDIV library. HDIV also has copious resources demonstrating how to...
You have to use Spring MVC's tag for submit. <form:button value="Save" name="btnSave">Save</form:button> I hope it helps....