RE : [Springframework-developer] Dots in views not possible?

[JP P. <jp....@ti...>]

Hi Alef,

There is a good reason for this as the dot is interpreted as a property
declaration. Think at .class or .url, you will see that your definitions
are inconsistent as you expect the first dots to be normal characters
and the last one defining a property.

Why too stupid, I fall naturally also. But finally it's better so.

Regards,
Jean-Pierre
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Hi all,

Is there any reason why it's not possible to have .'s (dots) in your
view-names (or am I stupid ;-). I keep getting the error message:
<error>Invalid bean definition. Classname or parent must be supplied for
bean with name 'jteam'</error> when I'm having the following view
definitions in my view file:

jteam.site.data.Employee.class=3Dcom.interface21.web.servlet.view.JstlVie=
w
jteam.site.data.Employee.url=3D/WEB-INF/jsp/employeelist.jsp

I'm building myself datamanager and based on a request parameter (which
in this case is a classname) I return the appropriate view. It would not
be such a big problem to only append the classname (Employee) in there
or replace the dots with anything else, but maybe there's another
solution?

Cheers

Alef

P.s. just shout if I'm asking questions that just are tooo stupid...



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