RE: [Springframework-developer] RequestContext.getMessage(String)

[Alef A. \(JTeam\) <al...@jt...>]

Although I'm not really a big fan of convenience methods, this sounds
like a reasonable one...

Alef


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Trevor Cook
Verzonden: Wednesday, September 24, 2003 9:56 PM
Aan: Spring Developers
Onderwerp: [Springframework-developer] RequestContext.getMessage(String)


I have finally received permission to migrate our major Spring project
from our snapshot (modified 0.8 from March) and started the conversion
this afternoon.  So far pretty smooth, and I'm really impressed with
some of the design changes I'm seeing now that I haven't had a chance to
before.  Good work guys!

With that in mind, I am noticing a few minor items, and I'll post as I
find any that I think are important enough to change.

The first is adding a convenience method to
org.springframework.web.servlet.support.RequestContext for
"getMessage(String)".  The same effect can be achieved by calling the
"getMessage(String, Object[])" method with null (it's documented :) ),
however I think the cleaner code with a utility method is worth adding
it. The convenience method implementation would be:

		return getMessage(code, null, this.defaultHtmlEscape);

I can commit this unless there are any major objections.

Trevor D. Cook



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