Hi,
I'm stuck on some apparently simpe jelly code. I need a pair of external
eyes to help me out! :-). Here's the code:
<define:tag name="issueurl">
[...]
<j:useBean var="finder"
class="org.apache.maven.issuetracker.IssueFinder"/>
<it:property var="type" property="maven.issuetracker.type"/>
<it:property var="template"
property="maven.issuetracker.template.${type}"/>
<j:set var="issueTrackingUrl" value="${pom.issueTrackingUrl}"/>
<echo>type = ${type}</echo>
<echo>issuetrackingurl = ${issueTrackingUrl}</echo>
<echo>template = ${template}</echo>
<echo>${finder.getIssueURL(issueTrackingUrl,issue,template)}</echo>
where it:property is a tag that looks for the property in the pom
context first and then in the plugin context if not found.
In any case the first 3 echos give the right value.
However, the call to getIssue is not made (I have some
System.out.println in there). If I change the last echo to:
<echo>${finder.getIssueURL(issueTrackingUrl,issue,'whatever')}</echo>
the call is made correctly...
Any idea?
Thanks
-Vincent
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