Re: Questions about Jelly

Heres a frag out of one of the test jelly scripts in the src cool...I've never been too thrilled about the bean definition. Its tough when your trying to put non-bean like stuff together with bean like stuff. :-) [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: This feature was added recently. I be

Re: Questions about Jelly

This feature was added recently. I believe the new tag now supports arg tags in it's body. Paul Libbrecht <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote on 08/12/2002 07:59:41 AM: > > On Samedi, décembre 7, 2002, at 09:38 , Mark R. Diggory wrote: > > > I looked at it. I didn't notice however, can it construct non-

Re: BeanUtils and Dates

hi greg the standard SqlDateConvertor in beanutils uses java.sql.Date.valueOf to perform the conversion. this method requires a date in sql date format ie -mm-dd. i don't think that the conversion will work given an input in your format. there is an easy way to make this work in beanutils.

Re: Questions about Jelly

On Samedi, décembre 7, 2002, at 09:38 , Mark R. Diggory wrote: I looked at it. I didn't notice however, can it construct non-bean like constructors with arguments? I don't think... Paul -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: For additional commands, e-mail:

Re: Implementing my project in Jelly.

Paul Libbrecht wrote: Mark, On Samedi, décembre 7, 2002, at 07:54 , Mark R. Diggory wrote: I see an example of this in the swing demo, but what I also see is that the name of the bean is also the name of the tag. ${frame.show()} instead of an attribute value (which is what I'm trying to do).

Re: Questions about Jelly

Paul Libbrecht wrote: On Samedi, décembre 7, 2002, at 06:17 , Mark R. Diggory wrote: ${frame.show()} does this mean that Jelly supports direct method calls (something JSTL/EL is currently working towards?) Yes, I think so. The language is... JEXL (start at http://jakarta.apache.org/jexl)

[betwixt] info on .betwixt files, "add" methods, and CyclicReferenceExceptions

I'm just starting to use betwixt for serializing beans to XML for later transformation into XHTML using XSLT. Things are generally working OK so far, although getting it to work was a lot of trial and error (particularly because I couldn't find good information about how to use the .betwixt files a

Re: Implementing my project in Jelly.

Mark, On Samedi, décembre 7, 2002, at 07:54 , Mark R. Diggory wrote: I see an example of this in the swing demo, but what I also see is that the name of the bean is also the name of the tag. ${frame.show()} instead of an attribute value (which is what I'm trying to do). "frame" in the ${} ex

Re: Questions about Jelly

On Samedi, décembre 7, 2002, at 06:17 , Mark R. Diggory wrote: ${frame.show()} does this mean that Jelly supports direct method calls (something JSTL/EL is currently working towards?) Yes, I think so. The language is... JEXL (start at http://jakarta.apache.org/jexl) Note also that you can h

[betwixt] problem with the plural stemmer

Has anyone noticed a bug in the Default Plural Stemmer? If I have methods addPerson(Person p) and getPersonList(), the Stemmer first checks for methods starting with person and ending in 's', then 'es' and finally 'ies' if the property ended in y. Once it fails those three tests it gets the keys

Implementing my project in Jelly.

Here's my project (currently being developed in Ant). I have a set of tasks that map to a set of classes available in a package used for random number generation. For example "cern.jet.random.Uniform.java" gets wrapped by "org.mrd.ant.distributions.Uniform.java" so that a Uniform random numb

Re: Questions about Jelly

2.) From lurking about taglibs and tomcat lists, I know that JSP 2.0 is going to support the Scripting Langauge independent of the taglibraries (So the expression handling occurs outside the tags. Infact - moving the EL Enterpreter into a separate commons project.) and will also support definin

Questions about Jelly

Differences * Jelly has full support for pluggable expression languages. The default expression language is a superset of the one used in JSP, JSTL and JSF which supports conditional expressions, navigating bean properties, and working with Maps, Collections, Lists, arrays etc. Jexl is the c