You should note that the actual template parser and expression parser are
completely different. The template parser itself has control-flow
constructs, but the expression parser alone does not. Also, you can even
drill down and just use the PropertyAccessor in MVEL. So it's possible to
i guess the question is:
what will we get by using this that we dont already have?
-igor
On 11/18/06, Chris Brock [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
You should note that the actual template parser and expression parser are
completely different. The template parser itself has control-flow
Hello,
There is a new property expression language called MVEL. If you look at
http://wiki.mvflex.org/index.php?title=MVEL_Language_Reference you can
see it is quite powerful. It also claims to be very fast.
Perhaps it is appropriate to use MVEL as Wicket's default property language?
Or do
