Re: JXTemplate test condition

[Jan Hoskens]

You need to set the complete jexl expression in the curly braces , and 
if working with strings, I prefer .equals():

<jx:when test="${value1.equals('1') and not(value2.equals('2'))}/>
use and/or/not as operators (more on this at: 
http://java.sun.com/webservices/docs/1.0/tutorial/doc/JSTL4.html#65865)

Kind Regards,
Jan
oceatoon wrote:
pguillard wrote:
 

Hi,
Basic question but i can't find the answer: how to write a more complex
test condition in JXT exprerssion
       <jx:choose>
           <jx:when test="${value1=='1'} and ${value2=='2'}">
           or  <jx:when test="${value1=='1'} &amp;&amp; ${value2=='2'}">
           or <jx:when test="${value1=='1' &amp;&amp; value2=='2'}">
Regards,
Phil
   

This might simply be a syntax problem Phil, once you're in a ${} you can
manipulate all jx variable from the context
I haven't tried this but don't see why it wouldn't run   
<jx:choose>
<jx:when test="${(value1=='1' &amp;&amp; value2=='2') || (value1=='1' and
$value2=='2')} ">
           ...etc

Tibor
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