Hello,
It's me again.
I have tried different jet tags in a text node such as scritptlets (<%%>), and this is great.
I have also tried custom xml tags and I can't get control tag 'if' to work.
Here is my example to check that the attribute called SlideName as a value of 1:
<c:if test="$var/@SlideName = '1'">
xml jet tag if was TRUE
</c:if>
but the jetset generated java code does not consider this tag as a tag, it simply adds it as a simple text.
Is this expected or am I doing something wrong?
I have manage to do the same test using scriptlets but wanted to check custom XML tags caus a few of them are interesting for me.
SeB.
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JetSet currently uses "JET1" which is a part of EMF. The custom XML tags was introduced in "JET2", which has also become a standalone project. Custom XML tags are thus currently not supported in JetSet, but it probably will be in the near future.
/Helge
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Hello,
It's me again.
I have tried different jet tags in a text node such as scritptlets (<%%>), and this is great.
I have also tried custom xml tags and I can't get control tag 'if' to work.
Here is my example to check that the attribute called SlideName as a value of 1:
<c:if test="$var/@SlideName = '1'">
xml jet tag if was TRUE
</c:if>
but the jetset generated java code does not consider this tag as a tag, it simply adds it as a simple text.
Is this expected or am I doing something wrong?
I have manage to do the same test using scriptlets but wanted to check custom XML tags caus a few of them are interesting for me.
SeB.
Howdy SeB
JetSet currently uses "JET1" which is a part of EMF. The custom XML tags was introduced in "JET2", which has also become a standalone project. Custom XML tags are thus currently not supported in JetSet, but it probably will be in the near future.
/Helge
Thanks for your answer,
I can't wait to be using those tags as they provide very flexible commands.
SeB.