The new syntax is outlined in the attached model.xml file.
-Mark Diggory
bcel.zip
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<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?> <jelly xmlns="jelly:core" xmlns:bcel="jelly:org.apache.commons.jelly.tags.bcel.BcelTagLibrary"> <!-- this example still takes over security control of the context's class loader and uses it to gain access to the "defineClass" method. This make the class available throughout Jelly Interpreter afterwards.
class: name: required (full package name of Class) extends: optional (defaults to java.lang.Object) classLoader: optional (loader to load the clas into) property: name: required (name of property, "foo" for setFoo(...)) type: any primitive or class as a "String". --> <bcel:class name="org.mrd.test.Test"> <bcel:property name="stop" type="double"/> <bcel:property name="name" type="java.lang.String"/> </bcel:class> <new var="testExample" className="org.mrd.test.Test"/> <setProperties object="${testExample}" stop="100.0" name="Hello World!"/> Name: ${testExample.name} Stop: ${testExample.stop} <!-- this example creates a new "BCEL" class loader and uses it to define the class. BcelClassLoader has a special public method for adding Bcel JavaClasses. --> <new var="loader" className="org.apache.commons.jelly.tags.bcel.BcelClassLoader"/> <bcel:class name="org.mrd.test.Test2" extends="java.lang.Object" classLoader="${loader}"> <bcel:property name="stop" type="double"/> <bcel:property name="name" type="java.lang.String"/> </bcel:class> <new var="testExample2" className="org.mrd.test.Test2" classLoader="${loader}"/> <setProperties object="${testExample2}" stop="100.0" name="Hello World!"/> Name: ${testExample2.name} Stop: ${testExample2.stop} </jelly>
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