Re: bean-el:write use case

2006-08-11 Thread vijay venkataraman

See response inline.

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The documentation says you don't need bean-el:write because of c:out,
but I think I have a valid use case for bean-el:write (Assuming
you want to avoid using <% %>).

Example:
I have a list of objects named "results"
each result contains a hashmap called 'translations'.

(1) render the results in a particular language (e.g. german)


   


(2) render the results in ${language} (= "language" in the pageContext)?

 is of course invalid, but
I think we could do it with bean-el:write

(...)

 


pageContext - Is implicit variable in jsp.





What do you think?  Is there a way to do this without (the non-existant) 
bean-el:write that I overlooked?

Karel

 


Thanks,
Vijay Venkataraman

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bean-el:write use case

2006-08-11 Thread karel . vervaeke
The documentation says you don't need bean-el:write because of c:out,
but I think I have a valid use case for bean-el:write (Assuming
you want to avoid using <% %>).

Example:
I have a list of objects named "results"
each result contains a hashmap called 'translations'.

(1) render the results in a particular language (e.g. german)





(2) render the results in ${language} (= "language" in the pageContext)?

 is of course invalid, but
I think we could do it with bean-el:write

(...)


What do you think?  Is there a way to do this without (the non-existant) 
bean-el:write that I overlooked?

Karel

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