RE: [Springframework-developer] Tags using expression language??

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You've just been promoted to a Spring Framework developer :-)

As long as its about added getters or convenience methods or the like, =
you can simply go ahead as far as I'm concerned. I see a need for =
discussion mainly when you intend to introduce completely new classes.

Juergen


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From: Alef Arendsen (JTeam) [mailto:al...@jt...]
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To: j=FCrgen h=F6ller [werk3AT];
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Subject: RE: [Springframework-developer] Tags using expression
language??


Yeah, of course prototypes will be discussed, I'm not even into the
framework enough to see the best possible option for some things I have
to do... I'm working on a partially publicly available version of the
site we're building that'll show the listcontroller... But I'll mention
that when it's done.

Thanx for the fix in EL-stuff...

Alef

Ah, before I forget, The unixname: 'aarendsen'




Just fixed - ExpressionEvaluationUtils supports partial expressions now!
And as I've already hinted at, you're welcome to become a developer -
just tell me your SourceForge Unix username... :-)
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BTW, feel free to make BindTag support nested tags. You're generally
invited to extend the tag suite if you like to, as that is low on my
personal priority list. Regarding a ListController: Sounds interesting,
but I'd suggest to discuss prototypical code before committing anything
to the main source tree.
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Juergen
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	Hi Juergen (I still can't find the ALT-code for u-umlaut),
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	There's a slight bug in the ExpressionEvaluationUtils.
	Expressionlanguage supports partial expressions combined with
strings.
	Something like this: <i21:bind path=3D"Account.${item}"/>...
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	The isExpressionLanguage()-method says: 'value.startsWith("${")'
while
	it should read 'value.indexOf("${") !=3D -1'. This will fix the
tag in
	order to make the example above work...
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	Cheers,
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	Alef
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	P.s. In one of your replies, you stated that it might be handier
for me
	(and some other people I'm constantly bothering ;-) to become a
	developer. I kind of agree with and since I'm currently
developing kind
	of a large application using Spring, I'll probably run into some
more
	minor things I would be able to commit myself directly... So if
nobody
	objects...
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